Aqueduck Faucet Extender, Gray

We started potty training my son at 18 months. He took to he well and quickly. Since he was so small though, reading the water stream, even with a step stool was just not feasible. This made it possible so we didnt have to pick him up to wash his hands after every potty break. It also gives him more independence in the bathroom, which is important. It goes on easily, comes off easily (but not easily knocked off accidentally). I find that I need to push the edge down after washing our hands to let excess water out...otherwise, it just pools in the back. It could just be the angle of our faucet itself, not so much a design flaw. I like that it has some give to it, to allow us to do that. I also like that I dont have to remove this for adults to use the sink. I find it just as easy with or without it for my purposes.

Bought one of these for my two year old. He stands on a stool to reach the top of the counter but cant reach the water. I used to try to hold him in one arm and turn on the faucet with the other while trying to squeeze soap on his hands and rinse. I think everyone has done it. With this he can stand on the stool and reach the stream on water no problem. My older son cant spit his toothpaste far enough in the sink to have it rinse down, this also stop this problem too. Cant speak on the longevity of the Aqueduck, but I do with I would have bought 2.

This has worked very well for my young son. We installed one in our downstairs bath and another in his bathroom. It brings the water close enough that he can wash his hands, brush his teeth, etc and still leaves enough room that we can wash our hands without having to remove it. It is easy to install and remove if youd like to remove it when you have company, but I wouldnt remove it very often, seems like it would start to wear out after a while. Weve had this now for about 5 months. We have this installed on two different kinds of sinks, one that is more of a rounded pipe, and the other is more of a traditional bathroom sink pipe, with very little angle. Both of them stay in place very well.

My son loves to wash his hands (toddler speak for I get to play in the sink!. It is exhausting to try and hold him up, or secure him on the counter so he can reach the water. The Aqueduck is a marvelous invention that solves this problem and saves a moms (or dads) back! It slips easily onto the faucet and can be removed just as easily. I also like that the bill can easily be taken out of the silicone part that goes around the faucet. We have untreated water where we live, so anything that comes in repeated contact with water can get mildewy. Because the Aqueduck can be taken apart and put back together, I can clean this thing very thoroughly. I love the Aqueduck so much, I bought an extra for the grandparents house as well. This will become a standard baby shower gift that Ill give in the future.

I did really like this to help my kids reach the water. Only issue was the kids still couldn’t reach the faucet to turn the water on or off. I would purchase this again though bc it was a big help with washing hands and brushing teeth.

There is a reason this product has five stars. It works perfect and is the right price. Rather than using it on a sink, I was looking for an extender to attach to a standard tub spout because my garden tub has sloped sides and the tub spout doesnt reach far enough out to pour water into the baby tub so it was difficult to fill the baby tub. This is perfect. It easily attached to the tub spout and the yellow plastic is about four inches and directs the water out in a nice stream into the baby tub. I like that it is soft plastic and flexible so there is no worries about banging into it. I love that I can then use it on our bathroom sink when my baby is old enough to wash her hands, so this will grow with us. Perfect product.

Quick to install and easy to remove for cleaning. Sturdy and holds up well with my 2 year old “messing” with it! Allows for the perfect flow of water to the edge of the sink basin so my 2 year old can wash her hands herself.

As advertised, the faucet extender is really easy to put on and take off, which makes it convenient to move from sink to sink. Coupled with a stool, our 18 month old son can now wash his hands all by himself, which he and I both love. The only minor negative thing is that the yellow part is easily pulled off of the blue base, and most of the time my son just wants to do that instead of rinse his hands. Its really easy to put back on so its not a big deal, but Id prefer it to be one piece so he wouldnt be distracted. Overall, definitely a good buy!

Easy to install and stays in place.

Brilliant, simple idea pretty well executed. Its very easy to put on the faucet, and unfortunately its also very easy to take it off... even by a toddler. I wish there was a way to secure it to the faucet. My daughter went through a phase where she seemingly decided to make a game out of how quickly she can disemble it everytime we wanted to use it (she could do it with one hand in less than a sec, grrrr). Other than that, this is a good product that is proving to be pretty resilient. We are getting more use out of it now that my daughter matured past the destroyer phase.