Aerators for Sale

- High quality fixture or high quality aerator?
Our bathrooms have Delta 520 bathroom fixtures (lavatory faucets) that are about 8 years old. They are in great working condition and operate smoothly but I have never been happy with the appearance or feel of the aeration; that is, the water flow itself. I purchased some replacement aerators from home depot for $3.23 a piece thinking that my original aerators may have become clogged, etc. Even after the switch, though, the aeration still isn't nice like other faucets I've seen. You know in the commercials for Moen when the water flows so perfectly in a flawless aerated cylinder of water? How do you achieve that? We have great water pressure, too. Do I need to buy a higher quality aerator OR a higher quality faucet?

A there is not much to an aerator ------- first ck and see if the thing is clean, take it apart there are sometimes 2-3 screens in the bottom of the aerator take one out then put it back together and reinstall it and ck to see of the flow is any better. ALL aerators are basically the same design. if the flow is not perfect like you want there is usually some debris in it. If it has the white plastic piece in the end of it there are tiny little holes that sand and stuff can get into take it apart and clean I've been doing plumbing for 30+ yrs and most of the time they just need to be cleaned......... I have put in just about every brand of faucet from the low end to the high end. I can think of more things to worry about then the way the water flows out of my faucet-----------good luck P.S there is no higher quality aerator, you could buy a high end facuet and still end up with the same problem

- looking to buy commercial aerator if your familiar please come in?
Hello. I am looking to purchase a commercial aerator for my husband and his side/part time landscaping business. Can you please suggest a brand, and what types of stores I can find these at. Home Depot and Lowes only has the residential aerators. Any tips and help will be greatly appreciated.

A Lesco, Inc. sells them online at http://www.lesco.com/ProdCatalog/ProdCatalogNav.aspx?ProdGroupID=475 but if you are in the US then you might be better off going to one of their, which you can find by clicking on Store Finder on the webpage. SourceOne sells the Plugr, see http://www.sourceonex.com/plugr/html/ to get more info and locate a dealer.