How will this pot work for housing the green scrunchie Pocket Hose?
1476123
The pot is larger then a scrunchie hose needs. It is such a nice pot, it would be good for when a regular hose is your choice
1476124
I don't have that type of hose, but I see no reason why it wouldn't work for the scrunchie hose as well as any other. It is deep so there is plenty of room.
1476125
It should work fine, but is rather large for the green scurnchie hose unless two or more segments are used. I use mine for a 50 foot long x 5/8" hose, and it works fine for that. In fact, we have two of these pots. They look very nice too.
1476126
It works great...I have a 100ft pocket hose and it fits with room to spare. I love both products!
1476127
While I don't have a pocket hose, my neighbor does, so I can gauge the size. The pot would be way too big when the pocket hose was not in use. I have a 100 foot hose in the pot; it should hold the pocket hose when filled with water as well.
1476128
It's only for regular 100 feet hose...the pocket hose can fit a small can in the infomercial?
104053
No, I don't think it will. The pot it fits is 8 1/4 inches across (from outer edge to outer edge.)
1243769
Have you tried to use it? Mine is always kinked right where it fits onto the pot. But once your water starts boiling and the steam runs through it, it always softens the hose and straightens out the kink and the juice flows fine.
940080
I think it would depend on the shape. My pot is rectangular so it does. If it was more horizontal I am not sure it would.
485478
No, this works with the little cannisters. Not the green Coleman kind. You would need an adaptor which is not backpacking light.
1960411
Yes it should work okay. Just make sure your hose attatchments are pointed in the right direction.
2145156
You will probably want a clear plastic pot. It is easier to see the health of the roots and repot at a later date. Also, I would hazard a guess that the plastic pot has better drainage than the ceramic one.
1594352
It'll be OK. I've done it a number times. The good thing about this pot is it has aseal and clamps so all moisture is locked in. Buy it, you won't be disappointed.
1573580
I haven't used it yet but this pot is huge. It will take a bit to heat contents up in it but I would say yes, it should do the trick
2222547
This could work , I don't know the scape of the pots but this is a easy material to work with.
1504588
I have no idea the answer to your question...I use my hose and love it,but that green light adapter,I can't answer your question....It makes no sense to me and no instructions came to advise how the adapter was to be used....Regards.Maureen
151310
I lift out the amount of hose I need. If you were to try to pull the hose out without removing it first, it would tip. This is how these pots work.
1405705
I don't know. I use a regular garden hose for Home Depot and that worked fine.
2284157
The pot has to be large enough that you can fold the handles over on the inside and still have the lid fit securely, otherwise the steam will escape. I would not use it in anything smaller than 2 quarts for that reason.
2128557
It should. The glass piece that fits into the lid is narrow and there is a metal piece that fits on the under side of the lid that screws onto the glass and holds it tightly in place. When I first saw the top part of the glass it looked like it would be too big. It works great with my Farberware pot.
216782
Yes, it should work fine. I used a Snow Peak Mini Solo on it and it has a 4 inch diameter pot and it fits on it.
4167
Use a little Teflon tape on the threads and the pot will screw directly into the housing of the pump.