Aqueduck Faucet Extender, Gray

We have a garden tub and the faucet nozzle is not quite long enough for our tub and it runs over the top of the overflow right under it. The plumber suggested that over time it would cause problems under the tub and might consider having it replaced. Its very hard to find a nozzle for my type tub that is any longer and the ones I did find were over $200. Well that was not an option so I researched and found this little contraption. I needed something so that when I run the water it would pour further out and not run over the top of the overflow and this was exactly what I needed. It fits securely to the faucet and is very durable.

This item was ordered for use by an elderly disabled adult. So its not just for the kiddies as I guess things in life can go full circle. Im grateful for making an every day task more manageable for someone I love dearly and I am ordering another one for the other bathroom.

Does what it is intended to do. It does sit a little flimsy on the faucet but it gets the job done and it’s easy to put on and take off.

I wanted to extend my faucet flow since if it is on really low, it had a tendency to get water on the counter around the base of the faucet. This was a little bigger than I wanted but was very easy to put on and use,

I bought this for my granddaughter. A universal fit. Does the job. No complaints at all. With an accompanying step stool a 2 yr old can now wash her hands without having to be lifted up.

This is great for toddlers trying to reach for the faucet while standing on a stool. We were looking at different product and ended up going with this because a friend of ours had it and recommended this product to us. I like it as it slows down the flow of the water for the kids. One thing i have noticed when using this is that if you have a smaller sink, you can easily knock the extender off the faucet. Not much of a problem but a bit annoying. Other than that it does what we wanted it to do.

I had seen these for a while and thought about getting one, but after walking in twice to find my 2 year old crouched on top of the bathroom vanity, straddling the elevated sink bowl, I decided it was seriously time. She was so excited when she saw it and she loves using it. We have one each in two bathrooms, and she now refuses to use the kitchen sink because she is self-sufficient at the bathroom sink. The two sinks are completely different designs, and the Aquaduck fits perfectly fine on each of them. It takes a little playing to position the silicone so there is tension, but once you find the correct placement it is perfect -- as long as you keep your little ones hands off it. My daughter did pull it down immediately, but after I explained that it does not work anymore if she does that, she immediately stopped because she loves it so much. It really was adorable and humbling to see how proud and empowered being able to wash her hands by herself made my daughter feel.

Good idea and does what its supposed to do - extends our bathroom faucet so I dont have to hold our toddlers while they wash their hands. My only complaint is that the green rubber base is not rigid enough and so it ends up getting flipped repeatedly (by accident or otherwise) and flinging a spray of water all over the bathroom. Annoying. I also dont really like that the green part detaches from the yellow spout. Seems unnecessary and is irritating to have to put the thing back together again after it has been taken apart (by accident or otherwise) repeatedly. Not a bad product overall however.

Bought a vanity several years ago and found the included faucet was too short. I finally found this device after trying some other solutions. The original was still working fine but had developed lime and stain buildup over the years. However, I didnt wash it in the dishwasher every couple of weeks as I see is recommended. I was glad to see it was still available.

Did what it needed to do, which was bring the water flow closer to the front of the sink so my kids could wash their hands. It was a bit hard to clean, though with an old toothbrush and a little wire brush I was able to get it clean. It fit on a variety of sinks, which was important because we moved from one house to another. My kids are tall enough they don’t need it now, but it was worth it for the nearly year of use we got out of it.