can you place this hose under mulch?
1994281
yes, actually i think it's ideal to do so, especially in the heat where the water might otherwise evaporate.
1994282
I have and it seems to work well. I think it will slow evaporation and keep the soil around the plants moist longer.
1752731
you could put it under a gutter but to connect you would have to remove the center screen and debris would get in the container and plug the spout to drain it.
1007269
I haven't used the accessory hose for that purpose yet. Sorry, I cannot help you.
1150905
Absolutely, I use it this way in areas where the mulch is needed or where the alternative is just to leave the leaves where they fall. You should also get additional bags. I have four.
1585834
Yes you can, I bought a Gilmore sprayer that attaches to my garden hose, it works like magic. Simply choose the setting[ 1-10 ] for the amount of herbicide to water and spray, three days later no leaves and the target is dead...............hope this helps.
2013824
You could but this stuff is essentially tar in a spray can. Not the best idea for a hose.
1534802
Unlikely as it lays totally flat against floor. Probably better to unhook it and suck it up with the hose alone.
1829846
Not well, it doesn't take much to freeze the mulching blade. If you get one, make sure you get the one with a metal mulching blade. Funny you should ask me this question now. I am out working on it because the hose will not stay attached to the machine.
753626
No ! The hose will not deliver water if the differential pressure between the soil pressure is higher than the water pressure supplying the hose, and the flow will be reduced by some rate depending on the burial depth.
934062
Maybe depending on how long it is. However I would think it may get a little tangled like they always do. I have. Regular hose in mine but I would think one of those totally collapsible hoses would do great. Must say I love mine and it looks great in the yard even after being out all winter in the snow
1143743
If you want to put a watering can under the spigot it has to be elevated. Even to attach a hose it helps to be elevated so there is enough room for the hose to bend without putting pressure on the spigot, which is plastic. I have mine up on six inch retaining wall bricks. That works well.
482774
Yes you can attach a garden hose,and this pump will work very wel,but dont attach a hose nosel that has a off control,this pump is designed for constant open flow,never use anything to restrict,or stop the flow,you will damage the pump
356573
Yes, but not a standard garden hose, and we have not tried to use it. I think it came with a short drainage tube, but am not sure.
1556587
We don't think so, but you can contact the company for that answer. We attached the hose supplied to us andit drains directly into a pipe by gravity. It works wonderfully and are happy with our selection. Hope this helps.
69971
No, not that I can figure out. There is no place to plug in the hose. As far as I can tell, this works only with the special bags.
932995
I don't see why not...extension cords are usually smaller in diameter than garden hoses. (That's not too bad an idea!)
399455
It can. They suggest level with the inlet so when the barrel is full it overflows into the hose and out of the gutter instead of out of the top of your barrel. Above within an inch or two, and as long as it is not so far above the inlet to the barrel that it pinches the hose is fine.