Add Faucet Aerators to Save Water
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An aerator is cheap and quick to swap. It mixes in air and limits the flow.
The key points
- Check the thread type of your faucet.
- Unscrew the old part and clean or replace it.
- Do not forget the washer.
- Test the flow after installing.
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Faucet Aerator
A small part that mixes air into the water and limits flow. It usually swaps in without tools.
Bottom line
The step you will probably feel first: check the thread type of your faucet. Start with one point, check the result after a few weeks, then build on your plan.