Brass faucet aerators are a great way to cut down on water usage and reduce your utilities bills. Whether your faucet is attached to a sink or a bathtub, aerators can make the difference between wasting water and paying more for your utilities. There are several different types of faucet aerators on the market.

You can get a basic faucet aerator that screws onto the end of your faucet, or you can choose a more complicated one that swivels and rotates. Some of these models even come with a dual stream function that allows you to choose which stream of water you'd like to use. You can also choose a diverter-style aerator that allows you to divert water to a water filter.

Typically, there are two types of faucet aerators available: female and male. Female aerators have threads on the inside, while male threads are found on the outside. Junior aerators are 13/16" long, while female aerators are 3/4" wide.

Faucet aerators help you save money on utilities and save the environment by reducing water use. Many of them are clearly marked with the amount of water they allow to pass through. Choosing the correct one depends on your specific needs. A full-flow aerator allows the maximum amount of water to pass through it, while a water-saving aerator saves up to 75% of water.