Prevently Water Saving Faucet Extender Kitchen Tap Aerator Shower Head Filter Adjustable Water Saving (Blue)

Not quite 'the best thing since sliced bread', not not far off! It has transformed our sink. We have a high curved tap which splashed everywhere whenever operated and went on dripping afterwards. This excellent device fits the tap nozzle, even though the nozzle is slightly wider than the pipe. We can control the water to a single jet or multi spray, can direct it anywhere and easily fill a heavy pan on the draining board by pointing the extension in the right direction. No more splashing or dripping. Hooray! Thoroughly recommended. Easy to install. Screw top means it should fit almost any tap.

I bought that very excited and was very disappointed to see that it does not work. do not buy, does not work, does not fit.

Definitely reduces splash. A little tricky to turn the switch to toggle between shower and jet. The main problem was my tap was too big, and the lesser diameter part (which was within the advertised dimensions) was too small in length for the rubber piece to stay on, even with the fastener. That's why it kept coming off, so I can't really use it. If you're going to buy, make sure you have a decent length of straight tap mouth (say 1cm) for the rubber to secure itself on, otherwise it'll work its way off. This should be in the product description.

Doesn't fit my tap

Easy to fit and does the job well even though it doesn't look all that 'glamorous' on the tap but it does the job well with jet or spray action.

Easy to fit, does the job. Probably not the best looking solution but would most likely fit any tap.

Doesn't fit, and it split down the side, cheap rubbish don't even bother buying it.

Bought this as an extension to my existing tap it works fine but hose is far too long and can’t be shortened due to the design.

Me ha encantado, ya no me empapo al fregar xq no salpica. Lo q me habría gustado es q hubiese mas colores.

Enganchar en grifo engancha pero cuando lo abres se cae lo he devuelto lo bueno sería si fuera a rosca

Por una parte bien, porque cumple su cometido. Tenia un grifo antiguo (sin rosca) y era la única opción para poner un "aireador" con efecto ducha.Por otra parte mal, porque dura poco, en seis meses hasta luego maricarmen. Para que no pierda agua por la presión, tienes que "amarrarlo" al grifo con una abrazadera o algo así y al final la goma termina rajando.Ocho euros cada seis meses no salia muy rentable así que termine cambiando el grifo por uno moderno con rosca al poder ponerle accesorios.