I have brass faucets. Can I remove the aerator from the chrome faucet head and use it in my brass faucet head? Is the inside aerater removable?
1596903
The aerator pops out of the faucet head easy. So I would say as long as they are the same size Yes.
1596904
Interesting question... Don't really know if what you are thinking of doing will work. The aerator is plastic inside and it is removable, but whether or not it fits into your brass faucets is the big question. All you can do is try it. If it doesn't work, you're only out a few dollars.
1596905
Follow up reply based on one of the comments that I see.... I think the removable aerator will fit in any faucet. I have a designer faucet with a wider than average faucet head. This low flow aerator swapped in just fine. I'm guessing the designers conform to standard parts like this so they don't have to design them.. ???
524967
Yes it would be fine. It has a 4" center to center mounting. It has a swing spout with a garden hose fitting. If you want an aerator end make sure you order the correct one.
101254
Even if it fit the faucet (it fit mine), it might be a pain to switch out the aerator with the one needed for the QuickBreeze to attach to. It took me a long time to get mine so it wouldn't leak. Also, the aerator at the hotel might be "frozen" to the faucet with mineral deposits, making a tool necessary to get it off. Would not recommend taking it with you.
1461944
It should. I believe most faucets are universal in that way. Before purchasing, see if you can unscrew the aerator from your current faucet. If you can, it should fit.
274738
I had a contractor put in the faucet but I asked him about it. He said that it can come out but it is suppose to come with a tool to remove it, however our box did not have the tool in it. Water ran really well so we kept the aerator in. Hope that helps. Also, I think he said you can possibly buy the tool at home store if you don't receive the tool in your box.
1411198
the end is call an aerator and is removable. The aerator has female threads.
1867059
I doubt it. The aerator is built into the spray head, so you'd have to change the entire head which would defeat the purpose of buying this.
1815232
You won't know if it will fit until you get it. But if I remember correctly they have a couple of adapters to choose from when you get your kit. If not then you can remove your aerator from your faucet and take it to the hardware store and get a matching adapter. I seem to remember that the adapters in the kit didn't fit my faucet but I don't remember the adapter being very expensive, and for the fresh clean water for you and your family it will be worth your time. Good luck. :)
1470073
No, it is not a sprayer. It would be perfect if it were. You can purchase a sprayer to add to the end of the faucet if it is super important. We exchanged the small end with an aerator. It was very easy to do. You can search amazon for "faucet aerator"; there are a number to choose from.
1570860
The fitting that comes with it fits the screw off aerator on the faucet. I do not see a way to use it in the shower.
342623
yes i know it has an aerator, unsure what the restrictor is but i can assure that for a fraction of the in store cost for this unit it works pretty well. I have had mine installed for 6mo and it still works great. This unit is plastic though which i didnt like. but cant really tell.
1977
Not as an aerator. I used mine to turn up the top inch or so in a small area where the ground was so hard grass would not grow. It did a fine job for that.
270051
It will not attach because it has a standard hose thread. There is an adapter that you can buy at a hardware store to replace the aerator on your sink and then it will work. It's best to unscrew the aerator and carry it to the hardware store to be sure you get the right adapter. The adapter should only cost about $4.
2118435
Hello: Mine did not have an aerator. It has hose fitting (national coarse threads ?) on it and will accept a nose or an adapter with threads to adapt to the threads on an aerator.
1831623
Yes just unscrew and remove the aerator (that's the tip of the spout). This faucet has the threading on the outside so just make sure you have the right connectors for your Pur Water Filter. I'm using the DuPont WFFM350XCH Water Filter. Wrap a bit of "Plumbers Tape" or "Thread Seal Tape" on the threading for a better seal.
895626
I concur 100% with Julie's response! It appears from the image of your product that I see on the interwebs that the screw-on aerator is a standard size. The water jet easily fit on my Pfister single-handled faucet.
497113
You can easily remove the hose thread adapter from the faucet and replace it with an aerator. The aerator must have 55/64-Inch Female Threads and a Polished Chrome finish to match the faucet. American Standard M922880-0020A, available from Amazon, should be suitable. I am not aware of an aerator with female hose threads that could directly mount on the existing faucet as-is. Conversion is easy and should require no tools. That said, an allen wrench may be needed to remove the hose adapter from the faucet the first time. It is practical to regularly switch between the aerator and hose adapter, if needed. Be careful to properly align the threads and only hand-tighten either adapter; do not use a wrench that could mar the finish or strip the threads if the alignment is not accurate.