Rinse Ace Sink Faucet Rinser | Limited Edition

Call me old fashioned, but I prefer to wash my hair in the sink with cold water. While I can squeeze my giant head in under the tap, this little gadget makes everything so much easier.However, this is my second rinser. I ruined the first one through misuse. I want to help you avoid the same mistakes, so here are two things to keep in mind to extend the use of your sprayer: one, this rinser cannot stand up to super hot water temperatures. The sink in our apartment doesn't have a built-in sprayer, which is a huge pain in the butt. So, when I bought my first Rinse Ace, I thought that in addition to using it to wash my hair, I could use it to wash dishes too. Big mistake. Warm/Hot-ish water is completely fine, but if you try to use this for scalding hot water the connector will start to melt after a few weeks. Two, make sure to read the directions on how to take detach the sprayer from the metal coupler when not in use. If you don't read the instructions, you can easily bend or grind down the little nubs that hold the hose in place. I was a bit of a brut the first time, and didn't realize the proper way to detach the sprayer, so eventually I completely destroyed the plastic attachment. It's really easy to unhook the hose if you read the directions first, so don't rush through it like I did!This rinser is very well built when used correctly, but if you mistreat it, it will fall apart. On a side note, the sprayer nozzle failed on my second unit through no fault of my own. When I contacted Rince Ace customer service, they sent a replacement right away with no questions asked!

It helped me to bath my months old baby but the plastic material it is made of is not durable. I bought one during September and it's broken during November so I bought again in November and it's broken today the march .so I don't think it's worth the price if it lasts only for few months.im totally upset and I don't want to buy one more just to see it break in 2-3 months. And I need only that small thing which is broken but I don't get those spare parts.

Bought a "Used - Like New" rinser and it arrive like new. Go figure. Saved some $$$$. Works great as advertised. The chrome part that attaches to the faucet has a water flow restrictor inside which makes it almost useless. I removed that and now works fine.Keep in mind that this fits a standard faucet, the type that has been around for years. Will not fit on newer designed fancy faucets with sprayers and such.

When I first received this I just tested the hookup. It hooked right onto my rinse tub/utility sink with no need for the included adapters. I turned the faucet on a little at a time to avoid potential leaks and the unit popping off from pressure. When all seemed fine I turned it up more to get a better feel of the water flow from the head and a huge leak sprung up! Went over the rinse tub onto the instructions which I had sent on the adjacent washing machine top. I shut the water off and re- screwed the unit on and everything was fine; a little trickle but I think that is normal with these types of products (our outside hose does the same thing).The first time I actually washed my hair with it there were no big leaks, just a little dribble. Water pressure was good but completely depends on how much is flowing from the faucet. I love that you can shut the flow off with the blue flip-switch; you can shut if off for a moment while rinsing (I use diluted apple cider vinegar) and flip it right back on without having to re-adjust the flow.The second time I washed my hair with this there was a pretty good leak/spray I caught right away. So just be careful and sure you attach it correctly.This was a great purchase for me as I live in a 1 full bathroom home (half bath in basement) with 3 other people. 2 of them are elderly and can only use the upstairs restroom. Furthermore, one of them has bladder issues making them a very frequent user, especially at night. I've tried working around this-and used to be able to do my hair at night- but is has become far more difficult as I often have to vacate only half done with my routine (and I'm usually 15-20 minutes). My hair gets oily quickly and honestly I wasn't feeling very good about myself. But having a tool like these has giving me a lot of freedom and ability to "keep up with" myself.What's great also is it should hook up to our kitchen faucet (might need one of the adapters) making it easier to wash my grandmother's hair. I also wondered if it could be used in our shower since my grandfather has a shower seat and maybe it would make things easier, but it will not fit on our bathtub faucet.One thing to consider with this product is your faucet has to be round for the Rinse Ace to fit, even with an adapter. Also, after use make sure to shake it out and get all the water out. I store it under the rinse tub in a hospital basin and when I pulled it out water leaked a bit onto the floor. Aside from those caveats, it is a great product and meets my needs. I looked at a few and many complain they didn't fit their faucet or leaked like crazy (which this one can do if you don't have it attached properly) . But this one has many good reviews and the price was right; it is made of sturdy plastic and fits my needs. Definitely recommend.

I have really thick hair and I was my hair a lot. I wanted an alternative to the old suction cup faucet rinser commonly bought at neighborhood beauty supply stores. This is by far one of the BEST purchases I made. It has a shut-off valve too. It is easy to install and remove and does not slip from the faucet once attached. I highly recommend this.

For years I've struggled with the hoses that slip on over your faucet, and just as easily slip off midway through use. This one screws onto the faucet, so no danger of it flying off when you turn the water on. There are no leaks, and the pressure regulator is pretty nifty. The only thing I didn't like is that even at the highest setting, the water pressure is still lower than I'd like it to be. I bought this with the intention of washing my extremely thick and curly hair over the kitchen sink, and it works well for that purpose.