720° Swivel Faucet Aerator: Splash-Proof Kitchen Tap
Rinse dishes, produce and hands without the water hitting the counter. This 720 degree swivel aerator screws onto the tap you already have and turns the outlet to wherever the sink needs it. Switch between a soft foam splash and a focused stream with one turn of the rotary switch.
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Rinse dishes, produce and hands without the water hitting the counter. This 720 degree swivel aerator screws onto the tap you already have and turns the outlet to wherever the sink needs it. Switch between a soft foam splash and a focused stream with one turn of the rotary switch.
Turn any tap into a 720° swivel splash-proof faucet with dual water modes
- Water splashing onto counter while washing hands
- Awkward reach of fixed faucet spout over basins or pots
- Need for fast cleaning of fruit, vegetables, or items in sink
- Inconvenient connection to traditional basin taps
Turn any tap into a swivel that keeps the counter dry.
Before: a fixed spout sprays your counter and fights you over every pot. After: one turn of the outlet puts soft foam or a focused stream exactly where you need it.
Reach every corner of the sink

Reach every corner, one turn
The outlet swings the full 720 degrees, so the water goes to the pot at the back of the basin or the far side of the sink without moving your whole body. You turn the head, the tap stays put.

Soft foam or focused stream
A rotary switch flips the outlet between a soft, splash-proof foam for hands and a straight stream for rinsing produce. Foam keeps the flow gentle on the sink edge. Switch to the stream when you need more force on grime. If some spray still gets past, a sink splash guard catches the rest.

Four layers, cleaner flow
Four stacked screens catch debris before it reaches your hands or the food you rinse. Unscrew the head every few weeks and rinse the screens under running water to keep the flow even.
Screws on in minutes, no plumber
- 1Thread it on by hand
Start the aerator on the tap thread by hand so it runs straight. Cross-threading is the main way to strip a thread, so go slowly.
- 2Snug it up
Tighten gently with a cloth for grip. Pliers are not needed and can mark the chrome.
- 3Turn the outlet
Rotate the head through its full range to confirm it moves freely around the 720 degree swing.
- 4Test both modes
Run the tap and flip the rotary switch. Check the soft foam mode for hands and the straight stream for rinsing.
- 5Clean the screens
Every few weeks, unscrew the head and rinse the four filter layers. Flow stays even when the screens are clear.
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Questions and answers
It is a universal aerator that screws onto a standard tap outlet. Check that your tap has a threaded aerator now. If it does, the head will go on by hand. For kitchen taps, browse kitchen faucet aerators if you want a backup option.
Yes for hands and light rinsing. Foam is soft and splash-proof, so it keeps water on the basin. For pots, heavy grime or large produce, flip the switch to the straight stream. The stream has more force.
Yes. It screws onto the existing aerator thread with no tools and no plumber. Unscrew it and the original aerator goes back on, so the tap is returned as it was.
The body is copper and ABS with a polished chrome finish and a knurled collar you can grip. Reinforced double O-ring valves and double gaskets are built to stop leaks at the joints.
The aerator mixes air into the stream, so the flow looks fuller and whiter with less water. Actual savings depend on your tap pressure.
A new faucet costs far more and usually needs a plumber. This is a single screw-on part that changes how the tap works every day, and it is a small cost for a cleaner counter.
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