I broke the aerator, can i get a replacement
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There are a variety of Aerators on Amazon ranging from from $15 up to more than you paid for the decanter with the Aerator together. The Final Touch dual was quite the deal.
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I would try contacting Thermos. I found this online: www.thermosonline.com/replacement-parts.html Good luck.
465281
I called the supplier (Back to Basics) and they sent me a new one for free, but mine was broken when I received the unit but I am sure they will sell you one. They were very positive in their customer support.
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You won't know if it will fit until you get it. But if I remember correctly they have a couple of adapters to choose from when you get your kit. If not then you can remove your aerator from your faucet and take it to the hardware store and get a matching adapter. I seem to remember that the adapters in the kit didn't fit my faucet but I don't remember the adapter being very expensive, and for the fresh clean water for you and your family it will be worth your time. Good luck. :)
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You could possibly get in contact with the maker directly, as far as replacing parts that have malfuntioned and or the unit itself. They offered me a few options, statrinng with replaceing two small parts that got mine working just fine.
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I'm not positive, but I would imagine if you had the old spigot, you could probably find a replacement at a hardware store.
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contact manuf - good people i broke a connecting rod - they sent me 3 replacements. let them know
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Hello R.M. Chavez, Please contact us at info@epareusa.com and we will send you a replacement right away. Best Regards, Epar
737327
I installed mine over a year ago, no problems so far. I did swap an 0-ring for the aerator on my installations since I did not want the aerator screen.
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We can replace this for you. Please call us at 800-487-1417 and we can help.Thank you,In the Breeze Customer Service
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My best guess would be to contact the company: http://www.evriholder.com/ and ask if replacement parts are available for purchase. Good luck!
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Mine broke after first use and I was not able to find a replacement, not even on their website. Maybe if you call them?
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Yes, the aerator can be removed. I had difficulty with this also and didn't want to damage it by grabbing it directly with pliers or something. The way I finally got it off was to cut a strip of plastic from a milk jug and then wrapped it around the aerator (similar to what Texas Ted suggests). Next, I used a vise-grip and snugged it down on the plastic just enough to create friction but not enough to crush the aerator. This worked like a champ and the aerator came off without damage. I notice now that it's very tight again although I only put it back on finger tight so I guess I'll have to use this trick again the next time I want to take it off. Yes, the aerator can be removed. I had difficulty with this also and didn't want to damage it by grabbing it directly with pliers or something. The way I finally got it off was to cut a strip of plastic from a milk jug and then wrapped it around the aerator (similar to what Texas Ted suggests). Next, I used a vise-grip and snugged it down on the plastic just enough to create friction but not enough to crush the aerator. This worked like a champ and the aerator came off without damage. I notice now that it's very tight again although I only put it back on finger tight so I guess I'll have to... » Read More Yes, the aerator can be removed. I had difficulty with this also and didn't want to damage it by grabbing it directly with pliers or something. The way I finally got it off was to cut a strip of plastic from a milk jug and then wrapped it around the aerator (similar to what Texas Ted suggests). Next, I used a vise-grip and snugged it down on the plastic just enough to create friction but not enough to crush the aerator. This worked like a champ and the aerator came off without damage. I notice now that it's very tight again although I only put it back on finger tight so I guess I'll have to use this trick again the next time I want to take it off. « Show Less
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You can get it replaced for free through the company. Mine broke also and got a brand new one back within a week of contacting them.
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yes. Go to a Lowes or Home Depot and pick-up a faucet tip called an aerator, then look around for a graduated barb fitting that you could put inside it once you pop the screen out, the inside of the aerator should have a rubber seal in there that you can re-use. You remove the screen, slip the barb through the spout and glob silicone sealant on both sides of the gasket. Let that sit over night, then if you did it right, you can swap out aerator's as needed.
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Faucet threads/aerators are NOT standard. You may need a threaded adapter (threaded on both ends) to make it fit. Can buy here, Ace or Lowes.
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The aerator is threaded and removable. So if you went and found the right adapter you could attach a hose or appliance. But only with the right adapter.