Will Our Tap Filter Fit Your Kitchen Tap? How to Check in Under a Minute
The most common reason a tap filter does not work out has nothing to do with the filter. Here is how to check your own tap before you spend anything.
Check Your Tap Compatibility→Not sure? Send us a clear photo of your tap and our team will check it for you.
Where it connects
Almost every Australian kitchen tap has a removable aerator
The small piece at the tip of your spout unscrews. Underneath it is a thread, and that thread is what a tap filter attaches to. On most Australian mixers it turns by hand, or with a gentle grip through a tea towel.
Before You Buy
Your Tap’s Shape Doesn’t Decide the Fit—Its Aerator Does
The BlissfulHome™ Tap Water Filter is designed for standard fixed kitchen taps with a removable aerator—the small fitting at the end of the spout.
Before ordering, unscrew your aerator and check for an exposed male or female thread. Our included adapter set covers most common Australian tap connections.
The 60-second check
How to measure yours before you order
Unscrew the aerator. Look at whether the threads sit on the outside of the spout or recessed inside it. Measure across the thread with a ruler in millimetres. Note the number and whether it is male or female — that is everything we need.
Being straight with you
The taps this will not fit
The BlissfulHome™ Tap Water Filter fits approximately 95% of standard Australian taps with a removable aerator. It is not suitable for pull-out or pull-down spray taps, spring-coil taps, sensor taps, fixed aerators, or square waterfall-style spouts.
Some designer and European taps may require an additional adapter. If you’re unsure, simply send us a clear photo of your tap before ordering and our team will help identify whether it’s compatible and which adapter you need.
The easiest option
Send us a photo and we will tell you
Take a clear picture of your tap with the aerator removed and send it to us. Jimmy, Sheridan or the team will tell you whether it connects, which adapter applies, or that it is not right for your kitchen.
Check your tap first. Then decide.
One photo tells you whether this works in your kitchen — and if it does not, you have saved yourself the trouble of finding out the expensive way.
Check Your Tap Compatibility→
