JQK Faucet Aerator, 2.2 GPM Flow Retrictor Insert Aerators Replacement Parts Only Work for Bathroom Sink Faucets 5 Pack, Standard Size, FAN22-P5

These work well and have several advantages over the original equipment (OE) replacement or equivalent at your local hardware box/store. First, they're cheap. Second, you'll get more than one so that when they inevitably clog and become ineffective, you'll have another replacement readily available. Third, they work as well as OE. Finally, you can change the flow rate by selecting what's best for you and your needs. I changed from 1.X gal/min to 2.X gal/min. Some brands exceed 4.X gal/min. And they're a cinch to change. Just unscrew the aerator housing from the end of your faucet, pop out the old, insert the replacement, reinstall the housing and you're done. Just make sure what you order will work in your faucet. These fit all of my 1997-2010 Delta faucets.

I literally received the aerators (2.2 GPM) today and installed them immediately into three expensive Grohe bathroom faucets and they worked great. For those not familiar, the purpose of aerators is to reduce the amount of water that comes out of the faucet, shape the stream of water, prevent water from splashing when it hits your hands, etc., and importantly catch debris and lead particles that may have gotten into the water. We have a water softener, and it produces deposit that can clog the aerators. I had tried to clean the original aerators on multiple occasions with limited success. These replacements were easy to install and fit well with the existing fixtures. The company provides more rubber gaskets than needed for my faucets as well as a small roll of thread sealing tape (which I did not use). The water flow is uniform and currently no leaks. Time will tell how well they perform over an extended period, but in general "experts" recommend cleaning aerators ever six months. For the price I might just replace them every year or so instead of cleaning.

After my faucet started acting up for a while—uneven water flow, splashing everywhere, just a total mess—my husband recommended trying these JQK faucet aerators. I’ll be honest, I was skeptical at first, but wow, what a difference! Installing them was super easy—just popped the old ones out, added the new aerators with the rubber gaskets, and boom! The water flow is smooth, no more random splashes, and it even seems like we’re using less water. Plus, it’s a quick and affordable fix compared to calling a plumber. If your faucet is giving you attitude, this little kit might just be the simple solution you need!

Works great, snug fit, no leakage, plenty of washers provided. No complaints....

Great price and was exactly the part I needed. Faucet runs great again!

Have a Delta faucet. Aerator was corroded. Took to plumber shop and they put the wrong gpm aerator in. When I came home my faucet was very slow. Faucet didnt shut off when using sprayer. My faucet required 2.2gpm, not a 1.8 gpm as was installed by shop. Ordered this 2.2gpm aerator and has worked like new. Good fast flow. Sprayer works and faucets shuts off when using. Sometimes the pros dont know what they are doing. Best to learn and do it yourself.

Tired of "slow hot water" to your bathroom faucets? These aerators, and the faster (green) 4.5 gpm flow restrictors may help. Most bathroom faucets restrict water flow to about 1 gallon per minute and in larger homes, it seems to take forever for hot water to reach the bathrooms. These devices can significantly reduce that time, albeit at the expense of some wasted cold water. They provide good aeration and are easy to clean and replace. Just make sure they will fit your faucet. These will fit many bathroom faucets, but only a few kitchen faucets.

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JQK insert aerator (2.2 GPM FAN22-P5) fits Moen kitchen faucet CA87888. Insert aerator fits in Moen aerator holder 144453. No leaks and good flow. Much better then original flow from 1.5 GPM aerator.

Our old aerator was basically dribbling water from mineral build-up and we replaced it with the 2.2 GPM aerator and we were amazed at the water pressure it relieved. Much better then the old one when it was working proper.

Washers that came with these were too thick.

I measured mine with a digital caliper in all the places it showed in the picture, and none of the numbers was right on, but they were close enough, and recommended for the Moen faucet I was working on, took a chance. Good thing, as once here, the pictured measurements were off, but the actual product was almost exactly the same, so in they went. Now faucets work like a charm. In heavy mineral laced water areas, I recommend you swap them every year, or at least take yours out and look at them, trying to blow back through them the direction the water comes out. If it's hard to blow through, replace it. 2 sizes of washers that come with it are also great, as those rot all by themselves it seems. Replace them at the same time. Controls the flow of water out of the spigot nicely.