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JC
> 3 dayThis is great for toddlers trying to reach for the faucet while standing on a stool. We were looking at different product and ended up going with this because a friend of ours had it and recommended this product to us. I like it as it slows down the flow of the water for the kids. One thing i have noticed when using this is that if you have a smaller sink, you can easily knock the extender off the faucet. Not much of a problem but a bit annoying. Other than that it does what we wanted it to do.
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C. M. Murphy
> 3 dayWorks great in my daycare!
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Cody Walker
> 3 dayGood idea and does what its supposed to do - extends our bathroom faucet so I dont have to hold our toddlers while they wash their hands. My only complaint is that the green rubber base is not rigid enough and so it ends up getting flipped repeatedly (by accident or otherwise) and flinging a spray of water all over the bathroom. Annoying. I also dont really like that the green part detaches from the yellow spout. Seems unnecessary and is irritating to have to put the thing back together again after it has been taken apart (by accident or otherwise) repeatedly. Not a bad product overall however.
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RZC
> 3 dayWe 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.
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R Wahlheim
> 3 dayI wanted to extend my faucet flow since if it is on really low, it had a tendency to get water on the counter around the base of the faucet. This was a little bigger than I wanted but was very easy to put on and use,
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prplstar5
> 3 dayIt works perfectly as advertised to extend the water farther out into the sink so that my toddler can easily wash her hands. Also, it fits my faucet just fine (it is an upside down u shape). However, I am not using this product because my toddler found out that she can press down on the extender and let go (boing), essentially flinging water all over the place. She makes a huge mess with water every time she uses it so we took it off. Now, without the extender, she can just reach the water when her arms are all the way extended and she is standing on her step stool. And yet still finds a way to make a mess by clapping her hands into the stream of water, *sigh. I would not recommend this product because I feel that any toddler can figure out how to make a huge mess with it, not just mine. However, it does work and if your child cannot reach the extender then you are probably ok.
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JillB
> 3 dayI like this little device! My tot needs a slightly taller stool, but when she gets one, she should be able to wash her hands with no problems. It popped right on and has stayed in place. Its fairly stable, even with strong water flow. The gray color is especially nice because its so subtle, which is nice for our main bathroom. In fact, in dim bathroom light, I sometimes forget its there and put my hands under the faucet instead of in front of the Aqueduck. My only gripe would be that I just didnt feel like the accompanying faucet handle extender was worth the price, so I didnt get that. It didnt come in alternative colors and it just seems like a lot of money for what it is. This was worth the purchase, though!
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Jessica Duncan
> 3 dayI absolutely love this product and so does my 20 month old son. I had my doubts about it at first but decide to try is based on some other mom reviews. We got it in the mail and immediately put it on the faucet in my sons bathroom. Then we spent the next 30 minutes sitting in there while my son kept wanting to wash his hands and teeth over and over and over and over again. We finally had to turn off the light and close the door and he got really upset. Now he is constantly asking to brush his teeth. This, paired with a good sturdy step stool, gives toddlers the perfect amount independance that they look for. I HIGHLY recommend this product and bought a second one for a baby shower gift. Extremely worth the money.
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M. Fletcher
> 3 dayMy 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.
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Ernstal08
> 3 dayThis Aqueduct is awesome! My 2 year old can easily wash his hands without me having to lift him up higher than his step stool. Perfect length extension for any sink. My only hesitation in giving a five star review is that the plastic that holds it is not as sturdy as I would have liked. Now that I have been using the Aqueduct for about six months it has started to lose its hold and will sometimes slide off if my toddler numbs it. I just put it back on and we are good again.