Watering Goods

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An anti-siphoning device. Prevents reverse flow of water and contaminants back into plumbing pipes through unprotected hoses. Can be plastic...

Placed close to plant roots to water slowly and evenly. Installed on top of the soil. The key fitting is the emitter or dripper head. It has...

Also called pulsating sprinkler. Will discharge more water in a given period and cover a greater area than other sprinklers. A spring-loaded...

Sprays multiple streams of water out of openings in a spray tube that oscillates back and forth, watering a rectangular pattern. Used for...

Delivers water from the tips of two or three spray arms that spin like a pinwheel. Spray arms may have fixed or adjustable tips. For watering...

Attaches to a hose to control sprinkling. Can be either electronic or mechanical. User sets timer for the number of inches of water needed...

Lowest cost sprinkler available. Effective for small lawn or garden areas. Sprays water in a fixed pattern of holes in the top of the...

Self-propelled sprinkler designed to cover large, irregular areas, some as large as 20,00 square feet. One style is the wind-up type. It...

Offers timed and pre-measured watering without hoses running through the yard. A basic kit includes pipe and control tubing, valve assembly,...

Available in a wide variety of styles in plastic and metal construction. Effective for small lawn or garden areas. Most portable watering...

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