It worked great for 6 weeks and if I would have reviewed the item in that much time it would have been 5 stars for sure. Our 3 year old daughter loved it and she loved being able to wash her hands on her own while potty training. But after 6 weeks the handle broke. It was used multiple times daily, but I think there are issues if it breaks in 6 weeks.Update: I was contacted by the seller and a new product was shipped. We are using the replacement and it works great. I must have gotten a lemon for the first one.Newer Update: After using the replacement for approximately two months, the new one broke in the exact same spot as the old one. I believe this to be a design flaw. If you are looking for a temporary product, then this one is okay. I have become proficient in sanding the connection areas smooth and gluing them which gives me about two more months of use. Read more

I ordered this product for an elderly woman that I work for. She was struggling to reach the bathroom faucet handle from her chair. Between the risk of her falling from leaning to far and the strain on her shoulder, we knew we had to do something. I looked through all her Senior Health catalogs and searched on line and this is the ONLY faucet handle extender I could find.When it came in I put it on the sink right away. It was very easy to install and seems to be quite sturdy. Mrs. J is very happy with it and has expressed to me more than once how helpful it has been to her.The only downside for her is that while the duck is quite adorable, she wished there was one that didn't look so juvenile. I won't drop a star for this because she isn't the products intended audience but if you wished to come out with one more geared to seniors we would definitely buy one and I am sure others would as well!Thanks for a great, helpful product! Read more

I am sorry I didn't review this sooner because it really is a wonderful thing for young children. I am a grandfather of a little boy. When he started coming over after kindergarten, he was hesitant to use my bathroom. He even had an accident and I couldn't figure out why until it hit me. My bathroom was new to him and everything was out of reach. Even the toilet was high. (I have a taller toilet for my weak legs) I found this kit and figured I'd try it. It worked like a charm. I purchased the step stool separately. Now he could use the step stool to reach the toilet & sink. It comes with one handle extention (for the cold water so the child can't scald themselves) and a spout extender (so they can reach the water). They attach easily to my sink and work perfectly. My grandson never had another accident and as he grew, he stopped needing the step stool. I definitely, highly recommend this for any household with a young child. It helps them to develop a feeling of accomplishment and independence. Read more

The media could not be loaded.  First, the rubber part on the faucet extender is shaped weird, doesn't fit my faucet. It either slopes down (making the water not really extended) or it puts it right on the output of the water (making a mess- water spraying to sides and back)Second, the handle for the knob is NOT STIFF. As you push the handle back to shut off the water, the whole handle shifts wayyy over to the right making it then impossible to fully shut off or even reach for my average height 3 year old.Third, even if the faucet part and handle stayed where they're supposed to, the handle is so long and weird shaped it goes directly under the water flow.I didn't even have my toddler try this as I knew it would just be a big mess or unable to do it how it should work.I'll probably just get him a 2-step step stool instead so he can just reach the normal faucet and handle.VERY disappointed in this product. Read more

This is an awesome concept. We try to set things up at home so that our two year old has maximum independence, and this faucet handle is a big part of our bathroom set up. He loves it - we often find him in the bathroom with the water running, filling cups and spilling them out (though when he just dumps the water all over himself, it can seem like a little too much independence!).As other reviewers mentioned, you have to make sure that you have the right kind of faucet for this to work. It clamps onto the handle, and will only function if your handle is round-ish and moves back to front. Also, while he has an easy time of turning on the water, turning it off is a bit harder - we often come into the bathroom to find the water on and him long gone. The disappointing thing is that the clamp doesn't exactly grip as tightly as one might hope, so there is a bit of slipping as you use the product. It's not perfect, but we're yet to discover anything better.It looks a little cartoon-y, but it's not a terrible eyesore. We thought it might be annoying for adults when we first set it up (we only have one bathroom, so this is our sink, too), but we got used to it pretty quickly and it isn't a big bother. All in all, it's a great way to foster independence in the bathroom - our son begs to brush his teeth multiple times a day now! Read more

Update: Rubber bands were the trick for me to deal with the clamp not being strong enough to stay on our handle. My daughter had been using this for a few weeks, but it started to frequently have issues. Either the clamp would slide too much to the left, making it hard for her to have the right leverage to open the faucet, or it would slip off completely to the right, at which point she would call out for me to fix it. Since the goal of this was to eliminate barriers for her to independently use the bathroom and clean up, it was starting to lose its appeal.I grabbed some large, wide rubber bands and wrapped a bunch of them around the faucet handle, then placed this clamp on top of it. Now the handle hasn't slipped or budged from its ideal position in weeks. It makes the bathroom a go-to place for her now to also wash up after eating or going to the playground.Original: Works exactly as i would have hoped. My daughter is 3 and a half and had no issues with it, despite my worries that it seemed difficult to push back in. Read more