Rotating Faucet Extender with Filter

Your tap finally points where you want it

The corner of the sink the stream never quite reaches. The pan you have to tilt to rinse it out. And rinsing your mouth while brushing your teeth, which means reaching for a cup or cupping your hand again.

This faucet extender clicks onto your existing tap, and from then on the stream turns a full 1080 degrees. Left, right, down and even straight up. Four modes, a filter inside, and fitted without tools.

Why you will love it:

• 1080 degree rotation: horizontal, vertical and the nozzle itself
• Four water modes for washing up, rinsing, brushing your teeth and your face
• Upward bubble mode, so you rinse your mouth without a cup
• Upward mist mode to freshen up your face
• Built-in PP cotton filter that helps hold back rust and sediment
• Two spare filters included, three in total
• Sturdy brass body, not thin plastic that cracks
• Folds away and fits without tools

Four modes, one turn of the head

Turn the spray head and you switch mode. Waterfall gives a concentrated stream for rinsing, rainfall a wider one for washing up and hands. Bubble mode sprays upward, exactly what you want while brushing your teeth, and mist mode gives a fine upward spray to freshen up your face.

The filter you normally never see

Inside the extender sits a PP cotton filter that helps hold back rust and sediment carried along with the tap water, especially in houses with older pipes. It slides in and out without tools. Two spare filters are included and refills are available separately.

Will it fit my tap? Worth checking before you order

Unscrew the existing aerator from your tap (the little mesh insert in the spout) and look at the thread. This extender fits a tap with a 24 mm male thread, and with the supplied rings also 22 mm and 20 mm female threads. That covers most Dutch and Belgian kitchen and bathroom taps.

Not sure? Measure the diameter of the thread with a ruler, or take a photo of it and send it to us. We will check with you before you order.

Good to know

• Tighten by hand, not with pliers, or you will damage the sealing ring
• The filter is a consumable: how quickly you replace it depends on your local water quality
• Not suitable for taps with a pull-out spray head or boiling water taps
• Run it through for a moment after fitting, before you use it

Specifications

• Type: faucet extender with filter
• Rotation: 360 degrees horizontal, 360 degrees vertical and 360 degrees nozzle
• Modes: 4 (waterfall, rainfall, upward bubble, upward mist)
• Filter: PP cotton, replaceable. 2 spare filters included
• Material: thickened brass
• Connection: 24 mm male thread, 22 mm female, 20 mm female

Frequently asked questions

How do I know it fits my tap?
Unscrew the aerator from your tap spout and look at the thread. It fits a 24 mm male thread and, with the supplied rings, 22 and 20 mm female threads. Not sure? Send us a photo of the thread.

Do I need tools?
No. Old aerator off, this one on, hand-tight. Do not use pliers or you will damage the sealing ring.

What exactly does the filter do?
It helps hold back rust and sediment carried along with the tap water. You can see it on the filter itself: the darker it gets, the more it has caught.

How often do I replace the filter?
That depends on your water. Check it now and then and replace it when it is clearly discoloured. Two spares are included and refills are available separately.

Do the upward modes splash?
Bubble mode gives a calm upward stream meant for rinsing your mouth, and mist mode is fine and soft. You switch them on by turning the head, so they never come on by accident.

90-day warranty and free shipping over 50 euro.