I have an extra sink in my bathroom that I never use and I’m considering dedicating it to RO/DI use only, so it won’t matter if the connection is permanent.
Problem is, my faucet does not have threads. All of the sink adapters I’ve seen have threads. How on earth can I connect anything to it?
Photo of sink faucet:
Faucet / garden hose adapter that came with the RO/DI unit:
This Faucet Diverter Adapter Kit from BRS “fits virtually all kitchen faucets” but doesn’t specify how exactly. The description says it has 27 male threads. I’m assuming it must be connected using the threads?
Another one from BRS, Chrome Faucet Diverter Valve "fit most standard faucets and can be adapted using an adapter ring (not included) if an oddball faucet is encountered". What adapter ring would I need?
I'm lost....
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Problem is, my faucet does not have threads. All of the sink adapters I’ve seen have threads. How on earth can I connect anything to it?
Photo of sink faucet:
Faucet / garden hose adapter that came with the RO/DI unit:
This Faucet Diverter Adapter Kit from BRS “fits virtually all kitchen faucets” but doesn’t specify how exactly. The description says it has 27 male threads. I’m assuming it must be connected using the threads?
Another one from BRS, Chrome Faucet Diverter Valve "fit most standard faucets and can be adapted using an adapter ring (not included) if an oddball faucet is encountered". What adapter ring would I need?
I'm lost....
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
The grey part where the water comes out is called an aerator and yours actually says it will flow 5.7 liters per minute....it is threaded into the metal main part of faucet. Simply grab it gently with channel locks or suitable sized pliers and twist to the left to loosen and remove...you will then have no problem figuring out which adapter to use.
