Prince Lionheart Fun and Safe Hand-Washing Solution | Faucet Extender for Babies and Toddlers |Fits Standard and Gooseneck Faucets | Berry Blue

This faucet extender does an excellent job of assisting my toddler in washing her hands independently. br>We have a faucet that I thought would be difficult to find an extender for, but it's perfect because it has two placement options! Even with the top hole, the spout was initially angled up, and I was worried that water would pool and mold would grow. I fiddled around with it a little and discovered that I could angle the spout down by using the silicone lip (see photos for an explanation). Everything is now in order! br>The simple design reduces the amount of space where stagnant water can collect while also looking nice and streamlined. The grey color is attractive and blends in better with my guest bathroom than other children's options. br>br>Please vote "helpful" if you found this review useful!.

Blake Sutton

| Dec 13, 2021

Have you ever seen a product that is so basic but so effective that you wonder, "Why didn't I think of that? It's so simple?" "And then you start brainstorming ways to improve things around the house, and all you come up with is a novelty garbage can with a mouth-shaped opening? The product in question is one of those. I was blowing my back out hoisting my son up to the sink like a small (but heavy) oriental rug as a new Dad trying to get his son to wash his hands after he tried to go potty or whenever he touched something sticky (which was every two minutes). The faucet extender was then discovered at a friend's house. I was so excited after seeing this that I made one out of a Solo cup until the Prince came to save the day. That is the most accurate way of expressing it. For me, it was a game changer. Backs that have been blown out are no longer an option. All you'll need is this baby and a stool to get your child to the water to wash their filthy hands. Thank you, Prince Lionheart; you are truly royalty, and I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.

Veda Clements

| Sep 23, 2021

The water stream from the faucet is too close to the side, making rinsing her hair difficult. This caught my attention, so I decided to give it a shot. I used the larger hole in the back of the extender, which has two holes. Though I've seen people use the smaller hole, it appears to me that it's designed to allow access to the shower diverter on a standard tub faucet. The rubber is of good quality, and it stretches enough to allow the flared head of the faucet to pass through and snugly around it. I wish the smaller hole had a cap or cover, or was a pop-up. available to those who require it. I didn't need it, and it's now a bit of a thorn in my side, so one star off. I turned on the water and everything was fine; there were no leaks or unexpected splashing. The water is moving away from the tub and flowing smoothly. It's a hit with my wife, and it makes her hair-washing chore a lot easier. br>I noticed that for the same price as I paid for just one, you can get a two-pack of these. It was my fault; hopefully, you will not repeat it.

Harlee Foster

| Nov 15, 2021

The Prince Lionheart faucet extender may appeal to those who enjoy faucets; however, in comparison to Aqueduck, it is more difficult to turn on and off. As you can see in the photos, the rubber acts almost like lips to keep it in place - This is a good thing if you don't want to move it, but it's a bad thing if you have a short faucet (like I do) and have to turn it off whenever an adult uses it to keep the water from getting too close. br>br>I bought it to give it a try because I'd always used the Aqueduck and this one was a little cheaper. I can see how it would work better with other faucets, but for a standard short faucet in a bathroom sink - it's not going to work. This is not one I would recommend if you plan on wearing it on and off like we do. br>br>Please excuse the sideways photos; Amazon rotates them automatically once they've been uploaded.

Sophia Ramos

| May 23, 2021

aren't long enough for a sink. Our knuckles were slamming into the sink's inner wall. br>br>MATERIALbr>It's very simple to set up. It's made of stretchy plastic that can fit over most faucets (including goosenecks and bathtubs). There are no BPA, PVC, or Phthalates in this product. br>br>DESIGNbr>A simple design that directs water toward the sink's front. It's ideal for adults and kids who are unable to reach. It's a joy to use because it eliminates the stress of overextending or perfectly aligning yourself with the faucet. Water gently falls on the hands as well - To the touch, it feels very soft. It encourages proper hand hygiene and makes hand washing enjoyable. It comes in a variety of colors. br>br>STYLEbr>It comes in a variety of colors. To match our bathroom tiles, we chose Gumball Green and Galactic Grey. Originally, I planned to get the (more popular) Aqueduck, but the colors I wanted were out of stock at the time. In addition, the Lionheart was a tad less expensive. I like how Aqueduck tapers in while the Lionheart bows out visually. In no way is this a deal breaker. Simply put, it appears to be a tad less cool. br>br>PROSbr>This is a great, low-cost solution for sink/faucet combinations that require some assistance. It's a good value for money because it's simple to use, install, and, most importantly, remove. Whether you're relocating or simply want to throw it in the dishwasher, br>br>CONbr>The only criticism I have is that the design could be a little more sleek. At the very least, you'll be able to pick from a wide range of colors. As a result, it's sufficiently'stylish. '.

Owen Knox

| Feb 24, 2021

I bought the boon bathtub faucet dispenser because it was the only one on Amazon that was designed to fit bathtub spouts. However, like many others, I had a mold problem with it. I was able to cut the plastic to fit around my bathtub faucet with the help of the Pricne Lionheart Faucet Extender. Now it's perfect for bathing the kids, and there's no mold to worry about.

Jamie Cain

| Jun 05, 2021