RinseWorks - Aquaus Brass Faucet Diverter Valve with Male Thread Adapter/NSF/ANSI 61 Low Lead Compliant for Drinking Water System

Quality hardware, and the quarter-turn valve works smoothly. One note of caution: this screws right into most faucets, but not all. If it doesn't fit, you need to buy a separate adapter for a few bucks. We actually changed faucets from a Kohler Alteo to a Dawn AB77 so this faucet diverter would work without an adapter. The diverter's aerator works as well as the faucet's original aerator. And there are no leaks. We got this diverter so we could use it to fill tropical fish aquariums BTW--not the use most people would make of it to be sure, but very handy if that's what you need. Note that it looks good enough so that we just leave it on the faucet. If you're going to do this, though, you'll probably need a "high arc" faucet--otherwise the spout's too low.

This works perfectly for the purpose.I bought it.

Good quality but high price

The last 3 apartments I've lived in did not have a sprayer, which hasn't bothered me too much because they've always had decent sized sinks. Well, my current apartment has this old stove, oven, sink, and mini-fridge combo thing that looks like it's from the 1950's with a tiny sink. After a couple weeks of trying to fit larger pots and pans, I decided to see if there was something with like a quick connect that I could snap on and off (I actually got the idea from the counter top dishwasher I also bought for this apartment). After searching, I found a combination of a sprayer head, hose, and diverter valve which suited my needs perfectly. I'll post the same review on all three items in case there's someone who's looking for a set they know will work together. First of all, there's the diverter valve (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012BFNCJ2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). So far, this works exactly as expected. As mentioned before, I have a countertop dishwasher so I needed something with a removable aerator, which this has. I have not had any leaks, although it was a bit hard to tighten. It seemed like the threaded collar would tighten up to the point where I couldn't tighten anymore by hand but just the weight of the was enough to loosen it. I found that if I grabbed the entire and spun it all at once I could get it tight enough where it would stay. Bonus: With this setup, if you have a countertop dishwasher and it's connected and running but you need a small amount of water quickly, you can slightly crack the valve when the dishwasher is not using any water and you'll get water out of the sprayer. Nex there's the hose (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DEW0NI0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s05?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I am very pleased with this hose, it's very flexible right out of the package, tightened easily, and looks good. Pretty much checks off all the boxes for a hose. Finally, there's the sprayer (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XKJORFW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I am a big fan of this sprayer nozzle. As mentioned, my sink is minuscule, so the ability to switch to a stream is a major advantage when filling larger vessels and it's so much easier to rinse dishes off with the spray stream than by trying to jam them under the faucet and flip them around. While I wasn't necessarily expecting to ever use the shutoff button, it is nice to have when filling pitchers, it allows the pitcher to be set next to the sink for filling without spraying water everywhere. I actually enjoy the automatic switch to a stream every time it's shut off as it doesn't take much pressure for the spray function to get very powerful. So, automatically switching to stream has probably saved myself and my kitchen from getting wet a couple of times. It does have a tendency to slip through your hand if you have soap on your hand since it is a continuous taper. Overall, I am very pleased with this setup. I've only had it for a couple of weeks and I'm already wishing I would have bought it years ago.

I am using this diverter valve to connect a portable washing machine to a faucet and it is working very well. The washing machine came with a quick release adapter,to connect the washing machine hose to the faucet, but this diverter valve is so much more convenient to just turn the lever and the water is connected to the washer. I did have to buy an adapter to connect from 1/2" threads on the diverter valve to the 3/4" hose threads. I had to use 3 or 4 layers of teflon tape on the 1/2" threads to seal the adapter to the diverter valve, but is is working well and there is no leaking.

This is just what I needed to eliminate the hassle of changing the aerator everytime I hooked up my portable washer. No splash aerator, good quality, and no leak ball valve. The two problems I had to workaround were changing out the low-profile bathroom faucet with a high-profile faucet and finding a 1/2" to 3/4" garden hose adapter. The Moen Idora faucet and Jmf Hose Adapter 3/4 " Mht X 1/2 " Fht Yellow Brass solved my problems. I wish they would manufacture a diverted with a 3/4" male hose thread.

It doesn't fit even with the adapter

Liked the operation and look of the diverter. But could not adapt it to my blender pitcher washer. The 1/2 inch diverter connection stripped and fell out when trying to install a 3/4 hose adapter into the diverter connection.

this product is well built, and is chrome plated the valve is easy to operate. my only con about this is that it dos'ent come with the original package. otherwise very good product.

I already bought another Faucet Diverter Valve, but it didn't come with an adapter. This model included one, although it fit my faucet without the adapter. I'm so happy that eventually, I found the correct size. I like the quality, and there is no leaking.

All the products that I have ordered from Rinse Works have been of excellent quality and very easy to install. The customer service is very helpful is you have any questions.

It is good as described, my only problem is that it is long for a washroom faucet, I wish that have ones half or less the size. But otherwise, it is a good product and the seller is good customer service. If you have a problem, only contact the seller by email as they don’t respond by phone.

It’s not I expected , I will keep for later