Anti-Splash Faucet Sprayer with 720° Rotating Head
Rinse hands, dishes and produce without soaking the counter. One 720° swivel head threads onto your existing basin tap and switches between soft foam and firm spray.
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Rinse hands, dishes and produce without soaking the counter. One 720° swivel head threads onto your existing basin tap and switches between soft foam and firm spray.
720° rotatable splash-filter faucet extender that turns any basin tap into a flexible, anti-splash sprayer
- Water splashing onto counters and clothes
- Awkward reach to wash hands or rinse items in the basin
- Inconvenient fit of traditional basin faucets
- Slow manual cleaning of dishes and small items
Rinse the corner, keep the counter dry
Tired of water bouncing off the basin and soaking your sleeves? Swing one head to any spot and switch between gentle foam and firm spray.
Swivel to reach, switch to control the stream

Reach the back corner
The 720° rotating universal joint lets you angle the head to any spot in the basin. The sink stays where it is, and the water goes where you point it.

Foam or firm spray
Turn the switch to soft foam for washing hands, or to the flower-pattern spray for quick cleaning of dishes and small items. The knurled ring gives you grip even with wet hands.

Stay dry at the counter
The anti-splash filter aerator softens the flow so less water bounces back at you. It cuts splatter, but at full pressure some will still happen, so use foam mode for hands.
Thread it on and start rinsing
- 1Check your thread
Confirm your tap outlet is threaded.
- 2Screw it on by hand
Turn the connector onto the faucet until snug. Do not over-tighten.
- 3Run water and check for leaks
Tighten slightly by hand if you see drips.
- 4Swivel and switch
Angle the head, then turn the switch to foam or spray.
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Questions and answers
It screws onto a standard threaded faucet outlet. Check your tap's thread before ordering, and start threading by hand so you do not cross-thread it.
Yes, if the outlet is threaded. The mirror chrome finish and knurled ring match modern square taps.
Less, but not never. The aerator and switch give you control. Use foam mode for hands and keep firm spray for dishes and produce.
Foam mode gives a gentle, soft stream that suits small hands and keeps the counter drier.
It threads onto the tap you already have. No plumber, no new faucet, and it costs a fraction of replacing the whole fixture, which makes it a sensible fix for renters.






