How to Figure out Which Aerator (Faucet Fixture) You Need

[@bangelo8067]

Great comparison of using coins as an idea of the size of the aerator. This helps when shopping for the replacement when you lose the original.

[@jeannedavis192]

Excellent. Explained sizes and flow rates! I've watched many attempting to fix my bathroom sink which sprays to the side.

[@pillarsofserpents]

Thank you! Great info. Just what I needed but could not find on Google.

[@dawnwelch6579]

This was really helpful for finding the size; will keep you posted if I am successful in fixing our faucet the rest of the way!

[@jerryn.8115]

What's the chance of Delta producing a web page illustrating all the little aerators that we consumers have in our faucets? I just took my kitchen faucet aerator (10 years old) out because the water flow had changed. Tried to find a replacement on your website and finally went to Home Depot and got one 'almost' like it. The water flow is back to normal, but not as fast as it was. If we consumers could see approximate size and 'color' on your web page, then the part number would be awful easy. What do you think? There can't be that many different aerators and it would greatly simplify some repair processes. And that would make points with Delta, I think.

[@lyncuthbert5024]

Thank you so much - really easy (especially when you learn which way to turn the old one to get it off!!)

[@veronicag8479]

thank you so much! Very organized and clear instructions!!

[@googleuser6875]

You fail to mention aerators that don't have threads (inserts) like Delta whose housing is part of the faucet.

[@MakThaNife]

Excellent video. Thanks!

[@OmniEtcetera]

Good info. I have a aerator that spins but wont come off do you have any idea how to get it off?

[@lonewolfette]

Very helpful!

[@uSoNeek229]

Thanx so much,
So helpful!

[@KubasakiDragon76Heidicapped]

Thanks so much!