I have a Moen bathroom faucet and at the end of the faucet there is a metal band or ring that screws on to the end of the spout that holds the screen- filter for the water coming out. What is this metal ring that screws on to the spout called? I guess if I don't have the name I can describe it like this but I prefer the name if any. I'll check the Moen web site later today to see if that helps. Thanks.
Escutcheon plate or ring.
Faucet aerator.
screen holder thingy.
Harry K
Buy this type of aerator:
DO NOT buy this:
WHY NOT buy those other ones? THEY ARE all sold to do the job.
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Buy this type of aerator:
DO NOT buy this:
Just as an experiment, take a picture of it and try this:
I began to read the replies and when I read yours, I laughed aloud. I like it !!!!!
Ain't that the truth ....
Thanks ALL for the replies. I think I got the idea from your help. Appreciate it !!!!!
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aerator.
Hehe-- That was a total FAIL here. I showed it a hot tub jet and it gave me pictures of dogs, people, cats-- So I showed it my pug nuzzling a baby robin. No dogs no birds. . . more people, some cats, goats and a sniper rifle in a foxhole.
Interesting idea-- but I wish google would try to fix the stuff they already broke instead of coming up with new stuff that doesn't work.
Jim
Moen site shows parts and sells all of them.
Right. Actually they send me the part for free (lifetime warrantee).
THE USUAL reply format, would be
DO NOT buy this, because......
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Sure if you want to spend time or money every year cleaning or replacing it.
Plumbing part!
"I need one-a these."
I've only ordered one part and called it in and gal was able to identify it and take order. I had to pay for it, maybe $10. If I had looked around I could have got for $2 elsewhere. It was a lever with a ball on it that raises and lowers the sink drain plug. Not until later did I find part diagrams, e.g.:
It pays to deliberately stroll around your local hardware stores and borgs aisle by aisle when you are not needing anything and see what they have so that when you do need something you at least have a rough idea of what is available and maybe save some $$$,
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