Moen 3919 2.2 GPM Male Thread Kitchen Faucet Aerator, Chrome

This arrived in a genuine Moen package and looks exactly as the picture indicates, name MOEN imprinted and was polish brass. The product in my opinion is of good quality. The aerator installed easy and works beautifully. If the seller is sending what the picture looks like you will be very pleased. I recently reviewed a Chrome aerator that the description indicated it was Moen and the picture was imprinted with Moen but when I received it, the package was green with the Moen name but the aerator looked generic. I did not think that the product was a legitimate Moen.

Hard to find white aerator with 2.2 GPM.

It’s a Moen. A factory replacement for our original corroded aereator. CA has very restrictive laws, which makes it difficult to repair older fixtures. Luckily, this one would ship to CA. The chrome version would not. Go figure...

I received this aerator today (Sunday). Now, this is the way water is suppose to flow, just like it did when my faucet was new. (Moen) My faucet is brushed nickel and this aerator matches perfectly. A couple of days ago I purchased a replacement from the big box store. It was a different brand, a universal aerator, but still water splattering. I don't mind paying a little higher price for a quality product like this is. No water splashing at all. I couldn't be happier. Thank you.

You will need a pair of channel-lock pliers to loosen the old one and tighten the new one, and a towel so the pliers don't leave teeth marks on the aerator. A quick glance at a YouTube video will clear any questions you have on the procedure: loosen the old one with the pliers and unscrew it with your fingers, reach inside the tap with your fingers and pry out the black washer if it hasn't come out with the old aerator. Then, screw the new aerator in, and tighten it with the pliers. You are done.