can you fill them from a garden hose?
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Actually, I like that they are biodegradable but that's about all they have going for them. The balloons themselves are very weeny in size. Like maybe the size of my pinky finger. When you fill them they are kind of an oblong shape. The hose does not work becasue the adapter they give you does not thread the hose properly and water sprays everywhere. The adapter will not fit any sing faucet either. I have to fill them in an old sink. I think the diameter of the faucet is about 3/4". I have to stretch the balloon opening (very carefully or they tear) over the faucet then slowly fill. Personally, I would not order these again. Actually, I like that they are biodegradable but that's about all they have going for them. The balloons themselves are very weeny in size. Like maybe the size of my pinky finger. When you fill them they are kind of an oblong shape. The hose does not work becasue the adapter they give you does not thread the hose properly and water sprays everywhere. The adapter will not fit any sing faucet either. I have to fill them in an old sink. I think the diameter of the faucet is about 3/4". I have to stretch the balloon opening (very carefully or they tear) over the faucet then slowly fill.... » Read More Actually, I like that they are biodegradable but that's about all they have going for them. The balloons themselves are very weeny in size. Like maybe the size of my pinky finger. When you fill them they are kind of an oblong shape. The hose does not work becasue the adapter they give you does not thread the hose properly and water sprays everywhere. The adapter will not fit any sing faucet either. I have to fill them in an old sink. I think the diameter of the faucet is about 3/4". I have to stretch the balloon opening (very carefully or they tear) over the faucet then slowly fill. Personally, I would not order these again. « Show Less
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yes you can! Just make sure no water condensation drips on the filter, that would be bad for the filter.We got em in stock at SunflowerSupplies.com631-651-8281
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Of course, we use it for the garden. The reason we bought it, though, was to fill the dog water bowls. Regular garden hoses have lead (or so I have heard).
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Yes, you can attach a garden hose directly. I added an aerator to the faucet to give a stronger stream of water.
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yes. I have been using them in my garden for 3 years (same hoses still working) I bury them in the row next to my plants. Garden rows are 100 ft. long and i have 9 rows. I made a 35' manifold from PVC so I can water one row or all 9 at one time. I love these hoses, At the end of the season i rinse them inside and out allow to dry and roll them up. The only leak I have had is the hose I wrapped around my garden tiller. The fabric covering came off but it still works!
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Yes, think beachball. You can fill it all the way up or just a small amount.
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As far as I know you can not pump into them directly. I don't see how you could. The top is just two rows of ziplocks. I just pumped into the bottles that came with my pump and poured them into a bag.
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You probably could but it would be to aggravating to keep filling it. Go to lowes buy a cheap pump sprayer bout ten dollars. Is all u need
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No but you can reuse them yourself with a kit designed to refill them that can be found online
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You probably could, but why? You can buy some cheap garden hose clamps that only require a screwdriver. These cinch clamps are designed to be pinched around PEX, and pex is a much firmer material than rubber garden hose. You may end up with a crimp that's too tight and it breaks/tears your garden hose
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Sorry, Stephen, I do not know the answer to that. Since I don't use my garden hoses for drinking water, it wasn't a concern of mine. Perhaps contact the seller directly.
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This is ment to be plumbed in to the main line. I'm sure its possible to use hoses given the right adaptors.
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Yes I'm sure you could buy them at a store that sells hoses. Just make sure you take one with you so you can match the size. Just remember you'll probably be decreasing the efficiency of the air conditioner.
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You could. But it's overkill for that purpose. The "RV" type hoses are meant to be used when supplying potable water. Normal garden hoses can leave a bad rubber taste in water and over time, break down and leave contaminants behind. So if just for watering the flowers then just get a cheap hose for that purpose.
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I haven't tried that, but I did hook it onto a regular hose (as I only bought one) and it worked okay, just seemed to leak at the connection. Don't see why you couldn't.
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I hooked mine up to a normal garden hose. I think you can buy Dramm hoses as well per your requirements.
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