Why renters are loving this $15 item from Bunnings for their kitchens
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Finding simple solutions to everyday household hassles can feel like a game-changer, especially when you’re limited by rental restrictions.
Sometimes, the smallest upgrade can make a surprisingly big difference in how smoothly daily chores go.
One popular home improvement hack has recently caught the attention of many looking for an easy way to improve their kitchen setup.
Many people have wished for a tap with a pull-out hose to make cleaning easier, but renters in particular have struggled to install one.
Bunnings offered a rental-friendly solution—a tap attachment costing around $15.35 to $15.50 that converted standard taps into swivel taps.
The EnduraSeal 24mm Multi-Function Swivel Aerator was available with either male or female connections and featured a full 360˚ swivel.
This functionality made tasks like rinsing dishes, washing produce, or cleaning the sink much simpler.
Installation was straightforward, as long as the correct connection type was chosen and it fit the existing tap.
This made the attachment an affordable and practical upgrade for renters or anyone not wanting to replace their entire tap.
Professional cleaner Andrew Nicolaou, co-owner of Clean N' Co Services, praised the product in an interview with Yahoo Lifestyle.
‘This product would solve countless cleaning problems!’ he said.
Andrew explained that many taps have fixed heads, which made rinsing sinks properly or reaching awkward spots difficult.
‘Even something as simple as filling up a mop bucket can be frustrating when the sink doesn’t have the space to fit it underneath - this completely solves that issue.’
He added that being able to control the water direction sped up cleaning and made the process more efficient.
Andrew noted it streamlined day-to-day cleaning and made it feel much smoother.
Customers on social media also shared positive feedback about the swivel attachment.
One user wrote: ‘I swapped it and honestly, it was the best thing I've done.’
Another commented: ‘I got this too. Best thing ever! Was contemplating changing the whole tap, but this saved me the hassle.’
Others posted similar praise, saying: ‘I had this in my old place, but it doesn't fit in our new place, it was the best!’ and ‘I did this a few weeks ago and it's been great!’
A shopper offered a useful tip, advising to unscrew the existing end piece and bring it along to ensure the correct male or female connection is purchased.
Some customers said they were quickly convinced of the product’s benefits, with one remarking: ‘I've never been sold on something so fast.’
Another pointed out its water-saving advantages, saying: ‘I have one, they are awesome and water saving.’
One more added: ‘We bought this a few months ago, and it's the best thing we ever bought.’
However, not all experiences were positive.
One user reported: ‘I have one, fine with cold water, warm water comes out at a dribble.’
Another said their tap was too narrow to fit the attachment.
Several customers expressed disappointment that the product was only available in chrome.
Reviews on durability varied—some claimed theirs lasted five or more years, while others said theirs broke within months.
One buyer shared: ‘Mine lasted six months before it broke, got another and the same thing happened.’
In a previous story, we explored some surprising secrets from behind palace doors.
It revealed unusual rules that even the staff had to follow closely.
Check it out to discover more fascinating insights.
With so many people loving this simple tap upgrade, do you think it could change how you tackle cleaning in your kitchen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
Sometimes, the smallest upgrade can make a surprisingly big difference in how smoothly daily chores go.
One popular home improvement hack has recently caught the attention of many looking for an easy way to improve their kitchen setup.
Many people have wished for a tap with a pull-out hose to make cleaning easier, but renters in particular have struggled to install one.
Bunnings offered a rental-friendly solution—a tap attachment costing around $15.35 to $15.50 that converted standard taps into swivel taps.
The EnduraSeal 24mm Multi-Function Swivel Aerator was available with either male or female connections and featured a full 360˚ swivel.
This functionality made tasks like rinsing dishes, washing produce, or cleaning the sink much simpler.
Installation was straightforward, as long as the correct connection type was chosen and it fit the existing tap.
This made the attachment an affordable and practical upgrade for renters or anyone not wanting to replace their entire tap.
Professional cleaner Andrew Nicolaou, co-owner of Clean N' Co Services, praised the product in an interview with Yahoo Lifestyle.
‘This product would solve countless cleaning problems!’ he said.
Andrew explained that many taps have fixed heads, which made rinsing sinks properly or reaching awkward spots difficult.
‘Even something as simple as filling up a mop bucket can be frustrating when the sink doesn’t have the space to fit it underneath - this completely solves that issue.’
He added that being able to control the water direction sped up cleaning and made the process more efficient.
Andrew noted it streamlined day-to-day cleaning and made it feel much smoother.
Customers on social media also shared positive feedback about the swivel attachment.
One user wrote: ‘I swapped it and honestly, it was the best thing I've done.’
Another commented: ‘I got this too. Best thing ever! Was contemplating changing the whole tap, but this saved me the hassle.’
Others posted similar praise, saying: ‘I had this in my old place, but it doesn't fit in our new place, it was the best!’ and ‘I did this a few weeks ago and it's been great!’
A shopper offered a useful tip, advising to unscrew the existing end piece and bring it along to ensure the correct male or female connection is purchased.
Some customers said they were quickly convinced of the product’s benefits, with one remarking: ‘I've never been sold on something so fast.’
Another pointed out its water-saving advantages, saying: ‘I have one, they are awesome and water saving.’
One more added: ‘We bought this a few months ago, and it's the best thing we ever bought.’
However, not all experiences were positive.
One user reported: ‘I have one, fine with cold water, warm water comes out at a dribble.’
Another said their tap was too narrow to fit the attachment.
Several customers expressed disappointment that the product was only available in chrome.
Reviews on durability varied—some claimed theirs lasted five or more years, while others said theirs broke within months.
One buyer shared: ‘Mine lasted six months before it broke, got another and the same thing happened.’
In a previous story, we explored some surprising secrets from behind palace doors.
It revealed unusual rules that even the staff had to follow closely.
Check it out to discover more fascinating insights.
With so many people loving this simple tap upgrade, do you think it could change how you tackle cleaning in your kitchen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
