Does the head/watering rose thing disassemble in case it clogs? I use a rain barrel and submersible pump and definitely need to be able to do that.
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The black part on the top does come off, but it does not disassemble further than that. Depending on what is clogging it, you may be able to just rinse it out or you may have to pull pieces out with a pliers, but you should be able to clean it without too much hassle.
38578
Yes, the rose unscrews from the end of the wand. It uses a regular hose fitting, so you can replace any of the parts, for example, if you wanted to use a finer rose.
617655
The top cap does come off. There is a lip on it which would make it difficult to attach a hose to and the plastic is not real sturdy. If you were careful you could attach a hose to it.
186265
I have had my pump for over a year and I always disassemble it before storing it in my gear bag. It works well and I am happy with it. I think it would take a strong blow to break the gauge off. However it only takes a few seconds to unthread the hose and store it.
1715147
Yes it does. Once the barrel is full pull out the center filtering device and it does not allow water to go through the tube to the rain barrel, but straight down and out the gutter. Or as referenced in the other comments pull off the hose and install the end caps.
2250913
No, if you mean at the hose bib. It just shuts off water going into the wand. There is still water in the hose that will flow if you separate the two.
68714
mine was just the head...The red & blue part... I used mine in a wand I already had... The 1000 is a great soft watering system...
1191429
We used a drain pipe for awhile but cut it off above the hole. So I would say yes, unless you are thinking of putting it inside. Now I bought rain chains for my barrels, a much prettier and nicer sound when it rains. The top makes a nice container for a water lily if you add a little soil.
1521206
It does. In fact, I have some houseplants in smaller pots so I unscrew it to water them. It's easy.
772790
Yes! One head is in place and the other hooks at the top and can be taken out to be hand-held. You can turn the knob to allow water to come out of both heads at the same same. Hope that helps!
500499
no need to buy a hose as they are attached to the head. I put a small fork on the end that goes into the bucket as an anchor to hold it down. when it comes it is coiled and tends to stay that way, but with an anchor it stays on the bottom of the bucket. This is a wonderful self watering device and I use mine all the time. When I travel it becomes my life line for my houseplants.
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Yes. It operates by a 'spring' that becomes operational when you rotate the dial to the to set the desired watering time. Even with no water flow, I can rotate the dial and hear a 'ticking' noise inside of the device and the dial will eventially rotate back to zero -- even if it's not connected to anything.
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The head does unscrew from the head. Depending on which brand pump you have the outside diameter of the hose may be larger, but the inside will be the same. If that is the case you will need to use the new hose as well as the head. I had to use the new head and the new hose; the pump end fitting did fit my pump. I have been using it for over a year now.
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It unscrews. There is an o-ring on the sprinkler head that prevents it from dripping when you screw it back on. I've had the can for one season. It is on my front porch. It still looks like new. I get many compliments on it.
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Actually it doesn't. They way is made the barrel gets full first and then the rest go down the drain. This year I decided to add a second barrel and they both get full. I water my green house and all my vegetable and flowers around the house. this is great.
1063499
It comes apart easily. The top is just a cover that sits over the pump to hold the water bottle up. The pump is held in place with little suction cups so you can pull it up and clean under it which I recommend because the dog/cat hair get up under there.
570485
No don't believe so. I have not seen where it comes apart but running water through it cleans it just fine
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I have found from my experience that since the roots are immersed directly in the water that you dont really have to water the plant as long as the reservoir is topped off regularly and the reservoir is changed once a week. Some people will hook a submersible pump from the top to water the plant every so many hours but I just fill the reservoir once a week through the top of the net pot using a battery powered pump I bought on amazon for like $20.