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Explore vacuum breakers at F.W. Webb and find the best options to keep your water clean. Explore our variety of vacuum breakers and find sturdy options that help protect your water from pollutants and unwanted backflow. A vacuum breaker, also known as an anti-siphon system, includes a check valve and an air vent that work together to stop contaminants from entering clean water. These connect to the hose bibb or faucet and are necessary to ensure clean drinking water in your household or commercial business. Our collection includes superior-quality vacuum breakers from Watts, Apollo, and other trusted makers.

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Yes, vacuum breakers are necessary for sanitary drinking water. Their purpose is to stop water from flowing back into the municipal water supply. State and federal law insist that all outside spigots, dishwashing machines, mop sink faucets, and dish sink sprayer hose spigots at commercial establishments include vacuum breakers.

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Yes, installing a vacuum breaker usually prevents an outside faucet from freezing, but be advised it does not always allow all the water left inside the pipes to drain out.

I love the socket lock-it, end of story. So much so, that I bought another one... when my first one decided to stop sticking. After about a year, my first one decided that the adhesive was insufficient and came off, and wouldn't go back on. My only option was to replace it. It's just so convenient, it makes my phone easily identifiable, it's comfortable, it has advantages over just a pop socket, (namely vertical viewing on edges) card carrying, ugh. I LOVE it. But it's not perfect, so I can't give 5 stars. Aside from the adhesion, RFID blocking would be cool, but whatever. Still a loyal customer.