2 Set - Plumb Shop SF0080 Flexible Faucet Spray Aerator and Sprayer, Fits Most Spouts Whether Threaded Or Not, Slips Over Spout End

Abolutely perfect. YES it's a little hard to get on the faucet, but only until you've done it a couple times; the real trick is simply to develop your own technique. I'm using this on an adapter for a portable dishwasher, which makes the water spray out of the sink faucet like it's coming out of a garden hose. I'm constantly wiping water off the wall and from behind the faucet, because the spray is so forceful and uncontrolled that when the water hits a dish it ricochets in every direction. This absolutely fixes the issue; the water comes as steady and soft as if I had a standard aerator faucet end, and I love that the goofy rubber adapter has two settings, stream and shower. So here's my trick. I push it onto the end of the faucet at a slight angle while twisting the rubber adapter around the end of the faucet. When I reach the limit of twist my hand can manage, I continue holding it onto the faucet under pressure with the other hand, then resume pushing and twisting (make sure you push down on the top of the faucet with equal force so that you don't bend it or break the seal around the sink top). Usually it only takes about 3 push/twists to pop it into place, and it definitely got easier after the first couple times. Don't be intimidated by the ridiculously small hole (it's the size of a pencil - literally) - it DOES and it WILL fit a faucet. I use the dishwasher every other day, which means every other day I remove this aerator and put it back on the faucet once the dishwasher is connected. The people who complain that this doesn't actually go over a faucet simply haven't figured out, yet, how to do it correctly.I love this stupid, goofy thing.

Not worth the money, time or stress. The opening is so small I needed a plumber to install it. Don’t waste your money because it requires very strong hands and grip to install a piece of rubber. I wish I could have give it “0” stars!

I don't really think about the look of this faucet, but I've been quite surprised that everyone who comes into my apartment immediately notices it and comments on how "vintage" or "old school" it looks. It's hard to tell if that is intended as a positive or negative comment LOL. I suppose it really sticks out in my place because I don't have a vintage-themed kitchen.My sink does not have a sprayer, and I have tried several different aerator options in order to be able to have a sprayer of sorts in my sink. All of them so far have been chrome (to match my faucet) or a combination of white or black plastic and chrome. Each of them had their shortcomings, and only one out of the chrome options had a truly decent spray radius. And with all of them, it was necessary to pull the aerator down in order to get the sprayer to work, and each time I pulled it, the entire faucet arm went down as well, and it always felt like I was going to pull the aerator right off. I didn't like that.With the last one, which had a ball mechanism and a sort of "double arm" to make it a big longer and allow it to move around more, it did not have a flow-control mechanism on it. At first, I loved that because I enjoyed the really strong water pressure to help remove stubborn stuck-on food on dishes or the sink, and I could clean the sink faster. But because it was using more water with every use, I was shocked to see that my water bill increased by about 500 gallons a month. Oops! Unfortunately, it was an all-or-nothing thing with that faucet. If I tried to use less water pressure when I didn't really need high pressure, it trickled so slowly that it was almost useless.I was motivated to find a new aerator after getting a portable washing machine that hooks up to the sink via a snap-on hose mechanism. It was a PITA to constantly change the aerator every time I wanted to use the machine. But if I left the snap-on attachment on the sink between wash sessions, it only had a small nipple that squirted a steady, straight stream of water, with no spray option at all.So then I began looking for a "snap-on sprayer" or "snap-on aerator" option, and unfortunately, there are no such options in chrome. But that search led me to this old-style vintage model, and it turns out that it's perfect! Many people complain that the opening is too tight to push onto a regular faucet. But with the snap-on attachment in place on my faucet, it slips right over that small nipple and securely onto the faucet, with no drips or leakage. Yay!The only thing I do not like about it - which is why I docked one star - is that when I use a modest-to-low water pressure, whether in spray or stream mode, it squirts water out of the side (on the bottom part, where all the holes are). I have tried messing with it every which way to Sunday, and there seems to be no way to fix it. The squirt so strong or forceful as to spray water in unwanted places, but it's still somewhat annoying, at least to me, because I don't like leaks anywhere when it comes to water.But all in all, I love how easy it is to slip on and off when I want to do laundry. I also love that it works well when I need just a modest stream of water, and works just as well when I want a full-pressure, full-on spray to clean the sink or wash a very large pan or bowl. So I won't be wasting water, as I have with previous aerator attachments. It's oh-so-vintage, but oh-so-perfect for my needs. And oh-so-cheap. Win-win! :)

I searched all over for this sink fixture, couldn’t find it anywhere…. then I remembered Amazon, they have EVERYTHING! Sure enough there were several options.I read the reviews and most people complained about how hard it was to get on the faucet. I had no problem whatsoever. Yes it was tight, but I actually appreciate the tight secure fit. Took some effort but not unreasonably difficult. Definitely a good hold and no leaks.There are certainly other prettier more functional hi tech options available with various sprinkler settings, but this tried and true basic old school fixture suited my needs. I use my faucet to attach my washing machine hose on laundry days and it goes in and off easily without much effort.I’m sure it will loosen and the rubber will start to erode or weaken over time which is fine. It was very affordable and definitely worth the price, and I bought more than one. I would definitely buy again and recommend to anyone looking for a sprinkler attachment.P.S. Has two settings sprinkler and full flow.

Didn't fit....It was leaky once I did get it on. I should have saved my money

Mi fregadero me daba poca agua por el filtro original de la mezcladora, esta es una excelente opción

This product has saved my walls and counters from constant back splash from my kitchen faucet. I live in an older apartment and my kitchen faucet is similar to that on a laundry sink - the water sprays everywhere. I will agree with the other reviews, this took a long while to get on... The dish soap helped. Once you finally get it on it is worth it! It looks cute too!

Doesn't work, piece of garbage. Don't waste your money on this.

Cumple el objetivo, para el grifo del fregadero no me sirvió, este es de diámetro mayor, pero muy útil en el grifo del área de lavado.

Great product