Hibbent Faucet Adapter Kit, Swivel Aerator Adapter to Connect Garden Hose - Multi-Thread Kitchen Sink Faucet to Garden Hose Adapter 3/4 Inch - Chrome Finished

This is awesome didn't even know they had these. My landlord disconnected or outside hose. Now I can hook this up run hose out of my window can wash my hair. Great bills already connection is nice and tight I did think it was a two pack but it didn't say that in the description it is only one. Super easy to remove. But it's for each other great build quality great value for money

This fit my faucet perfectly. I had one once before with my portable washer. I needed to be able to water my garden from inside my apartment kitchen. This works great comes with everything you need.I have a small hose and I am on cloud 9 about this has washers that came with it at this time does not leak. I enjoy being able to put the faucet screen and cover on end of faucet when not watering .I recommend this 100%

Was in need of a durable hose/faucet adapter for weekly outside medicated dog baths using warm water. A plus - This adapter swivels, making it easier to attach hose. Works great so far!

Not as shiny but build quality is fine

Worked perfectly on my apart faucet sink. So now I can hook up my hose and water my garden and flowers better.

I really can't say enough bad about this thing, I think. It seemed simple enough. I needed an adapter that I could use to hook up a three foot section of flex hose so I could rinse stuff in my utility sink. I chose poorly...The design and everything seemed great on first glance. Then I hooked it up. It leaked at both junctions. There was absolutely no way I could tighten it enough to stop the leaks. I tried thicker washers at the junctions. No good. To make matters worse, the part of the nozzle that attached to the faucet had razor sharp remnants from where it had been machined. When I tried to tighten it, it cut my fingers with razorblade-like precision. The cuts were painful and deviously clean, just deep enough to worry about getting infected. I bled all over the place. I didn't want to use a pipe wrench to tighten the junctions out of fear that I would ruin the faucet. An adapter like this shouldn't require a wrench anyway.The swivel joint was so loose that it made the entire contraption floppy. I was hoping it would have been something you could angle a certain way and it would stay there. Nope. Horrible.I tried to make it work and ended up getting new cuts on another part of my hand. Thank goodness my immune system is strong.Luckily browsing the site led me to a better option (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HCNNM4N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). Though it doesn't swivel and it was more expensive, it has an aerator so you could leave it in place if you wanted (aerator is also removable), and it installs easily with plenty of options for male or female threads. No leaks! Yay.Bottom line, in my opinion, you can do better than this when finding an adapter. And you won't need Band-Aids.

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This is the only adapter I was able to find to connect my garden hose to my bathroom sink and this is with having to purchase another adapter set to work together with this adapter. Kinda pricey for an adapter.