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The Invena 24mm male tap aerator is an essential plumbing upgrade for homeowners and renters looking to improve water efficiency in their kitchens or bathrooms. It is designed to provide a smooth, champagne-like flow while significantly reducing overall water consumption during daily routines, though it is exclusively compatible with taps featuring a 24mm male thread and may not fit specialized or proprietary faucet designs.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Brand | Invena |
You must measure your existing aerator or the nozzle of your tap. This model is specifically for 24mm male-threaded outlets.
Yes, it is perfectly suited for both kitchen and bathroom faucets that meet the 24mm male-thread requirement.
It reduces water volume, not pressure. The aeration process maintains a consistent, comfortable stream while limiting the amount of water used.
It depends on your local water hardness. If you notice the flow pattern changing or becoming restricted, it is time to clean it with a vinegar soak.
No tools are typically required. You can usually hand-tighten it, though a soft cloth and a wrench can be used carefully if the old aerator is stuck.
Unscrew the aerator and check for trapped debris or mineral buildup in the internal mesh screen.
Ensure the internal rubber washer is correctly seated and the aerator is screwed on straight; do not overtighten.
Verify that your faucet has a 24mm male thread; if the faucet is female-threaded or a different diameter, an adapter will be required.
Before installation, ensure your existing faucet has a 24mm male thread by unscrewing the old aerator and measuring the diameter of the threads. To install, manually unscrew the existing aerator, clear away any debris or lime scale from the faucet nozzle, and screw the Invena aerator into place until firm; do not overtighten, as this can damage the rubber washer. For maintenance, check the unit every few months for mineral deposits. If the flow becomes restricted or uneven, remove the aerator and soak it in a vinegar solution to dissolve hard water scale, then rinse thoroughly before reattaching.
