Water Price is going up soon!
July 2017


This article first appeared in Straits Times on 2 Mar 18. It reported that 35% of kitchen sink taps were non-water efficient type. Fix this aerator and your problems will be resolved.




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We conducted tests ourself rather than depending on manufacturer's claims. Test results posted as proof. Many others do not show their test results but merely rely on manufacturer's claims.

Payback within months!

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Take actions to save water now!

Fix a tap/faucet aerator to save water flow without compromising on the water pressure!

Why good to fix an Aerator?
• Aerators are designed to cut down on unnecessary water consumption (washing hands， brushing teeth， shaving etc.) from your taps.


Tested and found this to be very effective! Actual tests done with digital flow meter.

80% reduction in water flow!!

See the tests done and the results:-

a) Fix a digital flow meter to capture the readings

 

b) Test the faucet without any aerators
Flow : 14.89 lit per min  

 

c) Test done with this WIT Korean aerator

Flow: 3.17 lit per min

  

A total of 80% reduction in flow!

Install one to counter the rise in water price!

How To Figure Out Which Aerator You Need
(Spend a minute of your time to read this)

The most basic thing you need to know about your faucet/tap in order to replace or add an aerator is the threading - either male or female.

If your kitchen faucet/tap has threads on the outside, it is called male threaded - which means you need to buy a FEMALE threaded aerator to fit over it.

Conversely, if your faucet has threads on the inside, it is called female threaded and you'll need to buy a MALE threaded aerator.

Once you've determined whether you need a male or female aerator, you'll need to determine the size. Typical regular size for a faucet aerator is M24 male threaded aerator (or external thread) or M22 female aerator(internal) threaded. 

But wait! Before you get out your tape measure, there's a very easy way to guide you on what size replacement aerator you'll need.

Place a NEW Singapore 50 cents coin over your existing aerator. See photos below. If your current aerator is about the size of a NEW Singapore 50 cents coin, you have a regular sized aerator. Then the aerators on sale here fit your tap. You can then decide the thread  of the aerator - whether a M24 male or a M22 Female.

Step 1


Step 2




Material: Stainless steel
• Two options Thread Size

: a) M22mm Female (internal) thread