Kitchen Faucet Extender: 360° Rotate, 3 Spray Modes
Swivel the spray exactly where you need it, pick the right mode, and rinse, fill and wash with less water and fewer adjustments. It threads onto your existing tap with no plumbing.
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Swivel the spray exactly where you need it, pick the right mode, and rinse, fill and wash with less water and fewer adjustments. It threads onto your existing tap with no plumbing.
Water-saving 360° rotating kitchen faucet extender with three spray modes
- wasteful water flow
- hard-to-reach sink areas
- limited spray options for rinsing, washing and filling
Rinse, Fill and Wash with Less Water Waste
Stop fighting a fixed tap that points the wrong way and runs too hard. Swivel it anywhere, pick the right spray, and get the job done with a steady, water-saving stream.
Aim the Water Exactly Where You Need It
- Reach Every Corner of the Sink
The rotating joint swings the spray through a full 360°. Aim at the back corner or the side of the basin without moving the produce or the pot.
- Three Modes, One Switch
One switch moves between stream, aerated and shower. Use stream for pots, aerated for glasses and greens, shower for plates.
- Less Water, Same Clean Rinse
The water-saving aerator keeps a steady, aerated flow. It rinses well with less water running while you reposition things.
Threads On in Minutes
- 1Unscrew your aerator
Remove the existing tip from the spout by hand.
- 2Thread on the extender
Screw the white connector on by hand until snug.
- 3Swivel and choose a mode
Turn the head toward the sink area you need, then press the switch for stream, aerated or shower.
A Small Upgrade Instead of a New Faucet
| Swivel extender | New faucet | |
|---|---|---|
| Plumbing work | No | Usually |
| Threads on by hand | Yes | No |
| 360° swivel reach | Yes | Depends on model |
| Three spray modes | Yes | Depends on model |
| Cost to upgrade | Low, one-time | Much higher |
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Questions and answers
It attaches through a threaded connector on the end of your existing tap. Check that your spout has a matching thread. If it does, it screws straight on.
No plumbing work. Thread it on by hand until snug. Skip pliers, because overtightening can strip threads or crack the connector.
Yes. Stream mode gives a direct flow for pots. Shower mode is softer, so use stream for pans with stuck-on residue.
The head is polished chrome-plated metal with a smooth rotating joint. Wipe it dry now and then and turn it gently to its natural limit.
A new faucet means plumbing, time and a much bigger bill. This is a small one-time upgrade that gives you swivel reach and spray choice on the tap you already own, and the aerator cuts the water you run on every rinse.
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