Aerator in Chrome

Hi Tim1, thank you for contacting Delta Faucet Company! Yes, the aerator is removable. Please note you will need needle-nose pliers and another aerator before removing. To remove it, place the needle-nose pliers in the center of the aerator and pull straight down. Wiggling could break the connection, so please be gentle. If you need to clean the aerator, you can use a 50/50 solution of white vinegar and water and a soft toothbrush to brush any debris/buildup out of the area. You can also soak it for a few hours by putting some 50/50 in a sandwich bag and tying it around the spout to allow the fumes to break down the debris/buildup. Please reach out with further questions! Best Regards, Kyra Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Scott, Thanks for your question regarding RP90059! This stream straightener measures 28mm x 7mm. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or for further assistance. Best Regards, Emma Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Valued Customer, Thank you for reaching out to Delta Faucet Company! We also recommend a small hook. Please try first soaking the area with 50/50 white vinegar and water without removing the aerator, to help remove mineral deposits. Clean the flow restrictor located in the inlet tube below the sink. Please feel free to contact us directly for technical information at 800-345-3358. We are available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 pm. m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Thank you for being a loyal Delta Faucet customer. Best Regards, Themar Digital Communications Specialist (800) 345-3358 customerservice@deltafaucet.com

Hi Lonnie, Thank you for your question about the Delta Faucet RP90059. The aerator is held in place with friction but may be difficult to remove without damaging it. Needle-nosed pliers or a small hook can be used to work it out. I recommend first soaking the area with 50/50 white vinegar and water without removing the aerator, to help remove mineral deposits. I also recommend cleaning the flow restrictor located in the inlet tube below the sink if there is an issue with reduced flow. Please reach out with any additional questions! Best Regards, Bryan Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Jonathan, Thank you for your question. Please accept our sincere apology for the inconvenience you are experiencing. We will be happy to assist you in resolving this issue as quickly as possible. Yes, our Delta Faucet Delta Ara® Aerator In Chrome MODEL#: RP90059 is the correct aerator for model 3567-BLMPU-DST. Thank you for being a loyal Delta Faucet customer. Please feel free to call, email, or message us on social if you need anything else. Best Regards, Themar Digital Communications Specialist

Hi gabriel, Thanks so much for contacting Delta Faucet Company! We recommend using a pair of needle nose pliers to remove the aerator. Please reach out with further questions! Best Regards, Tim Digital Communications Specialist

Hello Valued Customer, Thanks so much for contacting Delta Faucet Company! The aerator is not designed to be removed from the spout as any debris large enough to get caught will be trapped by the flow restrictor first. The flow restrictor is inside the valve below the cartridge and can be removed with a pair of needle nose pliers. The How-To video linked below will show you how to remove the cartridge. https://www.deltafaucet.com/video-gallery/video-page-1?videoId=wWM-HK3si5k The bottom of the aerator can be cleaned by soaking it using a cloth saturated with a 50/50 white vinegar and water solution. Please reach out with further questions! Best Regards, Kelley Digital Communications Specialist

Hello Tired of Searching, Thank you for your question regarding our Delta Faucet Ara® Aerator In Chrome MODEL#: RP90059. I do apologize for any issue with your product. I would be more than happy to assist you today. Unfortunately, we do not offer a video on removing the aerator. The aerator is not designed to be removed from the spout as any debris large enough to get caught will be trapped by the flow restrictor first. The flow restrictor is inside the valve below the cartridge and can be removed with a pair of needle-nose pliers. Thank you for being a loyal Delta customer. Please feel free to call, email, or message us on social if there is anything else you need. Best Regards, Themar Customer Service Representative

Hi Ericnb63, thank you for contacting Delta Faucet Company! The RP90059 is used in our Ara faucets. Usually, our aerators, flow restrictors, and stream straighteners are model specific. We appreciate your inquiry. Please reach out directly if you have further questions! Best Regards, Kyra Digital Communications Specialist

Hi June, Thank you for your question about the Delta Faucet RP90059. The aerator is held in place with friction but may be difficult to remove without damaging it. Needle-nosed pliers or a small hook can be used to work it out. I recommend first soaking the area with 50/50 white vinegar and water, to help remove mineral deposits. I also recommend cleaning the flow restrictor located in the inlet tube below the sink if there is an issue with reduced flow. Please reach out with any additional questions! Best Regards, Bryan Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Jimmy, thank you for contacting Delta Faucet Company! We recommend using a pair of needlenose pliers to remove the aerator. We appreciate your inquiry. Please reach out directly if you have further questions! Best Regards, Kyra Digital Communications Specialist

Hi Terri, Thank you for your question about the Delta Faucet RP90059. Faucet models that include this aerator have a flow regulator under the cartridge or in the hose connection below the sink. Optional aerators or flow regulators with higher flow rates may be shown on the parts diagram for your faucet model. Please contact us directly for further assistance or if you have any additional questions! Best Regards, Bryan Digital Communications Specialist

Hi John, Thank you for contacting Delta Faucet. Please accept our sincere apology for the inconvenience you are experiencing. We will be happy to assist you in resolving this issue as quickly as possible. Our Delta Faucet DELTA® Ara® Aerator In Chrome MODEL#: RP90059 flow restrictor is inside the valve below the cartridge and can be removed with a pair of needle-nose pliers. The aerator is not designed to be removed from the spout as any debris large enough to get caught will be trapped by the flow restrictor first. Thank you for being a loyal Delta Faucet customer. Please feel free to call, email, or message us on social if you need anything else. Best Regards, Themar

Hi JohnJay, Thanks so much for contacting Delta Faucet Company about, RP90059! The aerator can be removed by using needles nose pliers and pulling straight down. Please contact us directly if you have any questions or need additional assistance. Best Regards, Nicole Digital Communications Specialist

Hi 1Boppa6, Thanks so much for contacting Delta Faucet Company! The ZURA® Single Handle Wall Mount Bathroom Faucet Trim MODEL#: T574LF-WL uses the Brizo Stream Straightener MODEL#: RP76571. Parts can be purchased online or locally. Please reach out with further questions! Best Regards, Kelley Digital Communications Specialist

Hello Raffaella, Thank you for reaching out to Delta Faucet Company! To remove the RP90059 stream straightener, you will need needle nose pliers. Pull the stream straightener straight down from the spout. Please be careful not to damage the faucet or the stream straightener. We appreciate your inquiry. Please reach out directly if you have further questions! Best Regards, Kyra Digital Engagement Specialist

Hello Craig, Thank you for your question! We apologize for the flow issue you are experiencing. We know this can be frustrating to deal with and will be happy to help you. Flow trouble with the Delta Faucet Ara® Single Handle Channel Bathroom Faucet is typically caused by the debris. We recommend flushing your faucet and cleaning the flow restrictor. To do this follow the instructions below: SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLIES. Remove handle and pull off trim cap. Remove bonnet nut. Remove valve cartridge Remove adapter using long nose pliers. Remove flow regulator using an o-ring pick or similar tool. Clean any debris from inside surfaces of the flow regulator. When reinstalling parts, make sure the bonnet nut is tightened securely with a wrench. Refer to STEP 3 of installation instructions to flush debris at the outlet. I have attached the link below. https://media.deltafaucet.com/MandI/106357%20Rev%20C.pdf Thank you for being a loyal Delta Faucet customer. We look forward to continuing to serve you. Please feel free to contact us back for further assistance. Best Regards, Kelley