I know this may be obvious to most BUT, can BOTH hoses be ON at the same time?
1649733
Yes, however since the water will be split, the pressure will lower a little bit.
1649734
Yes! I used both to top off my pool and both hoses seemed to be just as strong as if only one was on.
1649735
Yes, they can both be on at the same time. The only difference is that each hose will have a little less pressure than having only one hose on.
1004479
Yes any two can be active at the same time by dialing the knob in between settings. Pressure between sprayers will vary as you dial the knob between the settings.
2107226
No one can probably say for sure and I've not tried this, but I'm thinking that it's probably not a big deal. May reduce the life of the hose in the long term.
1088367
You probably could, if you put a splitter fitting on the inbound water line before you connect it. Finding the right fitting might be a chore though. There's no option for an additional sprayer the way it comes.
837699
I don't think so as there is only one hose coming out of it BUT you can link barrels together so when one gets full, it drains into the next one and so on. You'd just need to drill an additional hole on the opposite side of the original one to put the hose in.
2224567
Thats pretty much it, if you need a male / male I suggest you construct one with a valve in the middle and don't put the other male on the hose on the hose. Sometimes with things like filling external air tanks that can be much faster than a plug valve.
1902599
Yes. I have used both at the same time without changing the out put of either one.
1976392
YES. and you can shut one off and use the other or both at the same time. Love the faucet have had it for over a couple of years and no problems. On the other hand the soap dispenser is NOT WORTH a dime. Does not work. Had it replaced and it worked for about a month and then stopped. Just does not pump the soap out of it.
38240
if u disconnect both hoses: just turn the reel over once and the rest of the water runs out
493921
I don't believe so. One single coil operates both at the same time and together
699323
Yes you can. Like most soaker hoses, there is a cap at the end of the hose that can be removed and another hose attached.
227545
I have never seen that done before. I would just switch the hoses if I wanted to reverse the flow instead of switching polarity of the pump.
211999
I haven't tried, but I doubt the one closest to the vac would ever fill...You are likely to be emptying the other one all the time, while the one near the vac sits there doing very little work. However, you should be able to run them in parallel: split the hose (Y-fitting) before it reaches the Dust Rights. Then rejoin the hoses (another Y-fitting) after the dust rights.
1494588
Yes you can but I found the problem was with the connections - that is here the leaks are at both ends. The hose itself seemsto be durable but the problem is with the connection sites.
539182
You can put two of these together using a M-M coupling. I'd suggest waiting till you have the hose in hand and take it to the hardware store to get the right flared coupling.
1799902
I am sorry, but I do not know. You have a lot of hoses, so I guess you might be able to do it. Good luck.
1478443
i dont have enough water pressure to run two weeper hoses split. i need to manually open each one at a time. be aware that if water pressure is an issue for you that you still need to manually open and close one direction at a time.