0.75 in. Snap-in Adapter

the purpose of this video is to help homeowners figure out the size of their faucet aerator for this exercise we are speaking about a faucet and attachment that has a housing and is secured to the end of the puzzle with threads aerators act as filters and will wear out over time aerators need to be replaced when the spray pattern loses its shape or the water flow is reduced to the clogging areas can replace if you are looking to change the flow rate as well or the flow style the first thing you need to determine is whether the aerator is male threads on the outside or female threads on the inside this is the male and this is the female we have three different sizes standard junior and Tom Thumb and they are representative roughly by the size of a quarter the size of a nickel and the size of a dime the standard as I said it's a 15 16 - 27 male or 55 64 that's 27 female this is also comes