Noodlehead Sprinkler

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I think the sprinkler worked well, until I used it in my gazzebo(4'x4'x4'around, 10'tall), to many streams for the small space. on the lawn and veggie garden it worked great!

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I thought product this was a wonderful idea. Not. You get wet trying to adjusting the mini-hoses. Once adjusted they don't stay in place. I end up watering some plants by hand. Very unhandy.

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I have always had trouble getting water to go exactly where I need it to go. This one is fantastic for watering 4 windowboxes at once and not wasting water. I should have designed this myself.

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This produce allows me to distribute water flow in my rose garden, and other areas that have specific water height requirements. It is adjustable, and I can water more quickly.

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noodle didn't stay where pointed. Got tired of trying to adjust!

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Usually get wet in the process of adjusting sprinkler. Grandkids love to play in it as it sprinkles.

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Okay - this is a good idea in theory, and I opted to try one, as I had some new/replacement plantings in odd shaped spaces that I knew a traditional sprinkler would be overkill for, and I didn't want to install soaker hoses. The trick is getting the water coverage area set without getting soaked yourself! If anyone has figured out how to do that, I'd love to know! And, the noodles aren't as flexible and controllable as I'd hoped.

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After amoving to a new house and garden last year, I am moving existing large shrubs and trees and the noodlehead sprinkler is perfect for a slow gentle soaking that sinks into the soil instead of runing off. I have 3 now and routinely buy them for gifts for my gardening friends.

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I found the tubes were hard to bend and direct where I wanted them to go, and when I got them in a position they wouldn't stay in that position. Thanks for asking.

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I bought 2 noodlehead sprinklers plus a timer to water my potted plants and small vegetable garden while I was on vacation. It was a trial and error to get the 2 sprinklers set up with me getting pretty well soaked while I fiddled with the water pressure and noodle angles. Even though I had small, well-defined areas, it was hard to ensure that I had complete coverage. Since there is no oscillation, if you can't get a noodle directly on a plant, it does not get watered. Nevertheless, it worked fairly well for most of my plants. I had hoped to avoid having to ask a friend to check on my plants, but I did have to ask her to stop by to check on a few places where I just couldn't seem to get good coverage. On the plus side, I think there was less water wasted than a traditional oscillating sprinkler.