Neoperl13 0980 5 Standard Flow Cache Perlator HC Aerator, Tiny Junior Size, 2.2 GPM, Red Dome, Honeycomb Screen, Aerated Stream, M18.5 x 1 Threads, Plastic, 0.553" Height

Originally I bought one to make sure that is was truly a 2.2 GPM with the size of Tiny Junior. Most searches and places I checked, the Tiny Junior only came as 1.5 GPM. When it fit my Moen faucet in the bathroom, I bought a couple more. I could definitely see an increase in water pressure. Just running the cold water I could tell the pressure was better, then I turn on the hot water and the pressure increases. With my older aerator, I would not see any difference when I turn the hot water on with the cold water.If you take out your original aerator and turn the water on, if there isn't much pressure already, then this may not help you. For me, the water shot out full blast and so I knew my problem wasn't the water pressure in the house.One thing I wish is that this would come with the key to unscrew it. Luckily I had one already so I was able to replace these easily.You have to be careful screwing these in because the rubber washer/ring would get pinched and then you will get that extra spray when you turn the water on. I had to undo and redo it for my first faucet. Did it right on the second, and on the 3rd, I noticed the pinched washer/ring as I was screwing it on. As you screw it on, if you put pressure to the side, the friction will cause the washer/ring to get stretched and then pinched and so it will stick out. Be sure not to force it on otherwise the washer/ring may break. It should screw on without any resistance.Update: I bought some more for the rest of my bathrooms and I happened to purchase from the seller Conservation Warehouse and they provided the little key to unscrew and screw the aerators.

Fit perfect replacement and love the water flow. Will probably order a couple more for the matching sinks. A little on the expensive side, but works perfectly and better than the original one that came with the sink.

Took forever to find this. Then I was worried it would not fit. Well, it fits perfectly in my Moen Eva #T6420ORB. Came with a key too. Water flow is greatly improved!

So I'm very familiar with swapping out aerators from faucet spouts. Done it many times and I know all I need to know about the different sizes, gpm ratings, types of aerators, etc. I bought this 2.2 gpm aerator to replace a 1.2 or 1.5 gpm aerator in a brand new Moen bathroom faucet. I put this one in and to be honest I don't notice a difference. I swapped them out a couple of times to be sure, and I just can't tell the difference. Not noticing any more water pressure with this aerator. Keeping it in there for now I guess.

I replaced a moen aerator with this one. I can definitely see a lot more water pressure now.

Fit perfect , glad someone makes a larger non restrictive aerator head because Kohler doesnt offer one. Some people may find themselves buying more than one because of not figuring the dia. , depth and thread size properly. I managed to get it right the first time. There are quite a few different sizes and the local home stores and hardwares dont carry for the name brands believe it or not.

I have two faucets in our house that had ridiculously low water flow. It was almost unusable. I'm all for conserving water but there's a point where things still need to work. I figured out that the aerators in these faucets were 0.5 GPM...silly. Anyway, I bought these 2.2 GPM aerators and they made all the difference. The faucets are flowing great now. It was a relief because I was beginning to think I had a plumbing problem.

Gives me great output and I bought a couple as I have hard water and these things get clogged after a while with all the minerals. With the inexpensive price it’s easier to replace.