How does the water come out of this hose? Does it just dribble or does it spray in an arc?
1527260
It dribbles but it does not work the entire length - only 2/3 of it passes water
1527261
It dribbles but mine has also gotten some places where it does tiny sprays.
1527262
It is a drip hose so it should just dribble. If it is spraying in an arc, that means it is either damaged, or you have the water turned up too high.
1330130
The black piece on the left near the end of the hose in the photo is rubber like. You insert it into the gutter, it is funnel shaped and will catch most of the water...the extra flows off it and down the spout. When the barrel is full you don't have to do anything...the water just can't go in the barrel anymore. I highly recommend getting a better spigot. .it comes with plastic. I do however think this is an excellent system. Very easy to install and works great.
1715118
The hose drops into the container, jug or bucket od solution. The application tip creates a vacuum and sucks the solution into the stream of spray.
1345646
If it was sprayed down with a hose, water would get in. As far as dew and condensation goes, it keeps it out pretty well.
2093418
It is concentrated, soit attaches to your hose and mixes it in with water while spraying...hope this helps!
1334883
The hose is fine. It's the reel that's a piece of junk! It won't roll up on it's own and it leaks! Bad product!
1387824
If left to its own, it will recoil---but perhaps not all the way back. I have a post with a simple hook onit for the Nozzle where I hook it and know where it is always is going to be. One must have a shutoffvalve near the nozzle as well as the main supply as you should not keep the hose full of water whennot in use.
228936
I suppose it depends on how long your air pump hose is. I'd say it sprays around 3 feet. It's not that much water, anyhow. -- Personally, I use a battery powered air pump, so you just click it on, and step away. 5 seconds of it pumping, psssht, off it goes. Fun toy. Mental note: Avoid trees. It will get caught and may never come down.
1926493
There is a spigot about 3/4 the way down the barrel and the hose you see in the picture comes from the under side with a cutoff switch on the end of the hose so the barrel can empty out. It is quite handy.
1430865
I have not fully submerged mine but I have sprayed it directly with the water hose and no issues so far
2243822
Yes and no. When the hose is not connected to the silver connector the shower head works normally. When you connect the hose to the connector by clicking it into place then all of the water goes through the hose into the Rinse Ace handheld sprayer and not through the shower head.
2263564
I'm not totally sure what that is, but the hose doesn't retract automatically, if that is what you are asking. It stays pulled out until you place the sprayer end back into the faucet stand. I haven't found that to be a problem; maneuvers well.
529573
It looks like metal covered by transparent plastic, but I'm not certain that it actually is made of metal. In any case, even hoses made of metal on the outside depend on a rubber hose inside. The metal would be wrapped as a helix, and not one piece, and so it is not leakproof. A solid metal hose would be far too rigid.
1827752
is the water level drops below the intake, it spits and spurts.... low enough, doesn't spray at all. The directions say that allowing the unit to stay in the sun w/o water will damage the pump.
341809
It is very easy to use. After you cut the end of your hose off, just slide the nut over the outside of the hose, insert the other part into the cut-hose end, and then tighten the nut. All set and ready to use. I did it over a year ago, and still no issues or leaks from the connector. And, I love the quick disconnect for yard stuff and switching between sprinklers or spray ends. Nice plus.
1823857
Its just a hose that you slide back in when finished. (The hose isn't very long)
1279421
It sprays both a mist and stream. You can adjust it by twisting the nozzle.