Does the sprinkler part come off or is it stuck on permanently?
1696461
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.
751138
Not hard to remove but does not slip or come off. I don't know to the second part. Google it.
1017129
Check to make sure that the clip on the sprinkler head did not get stuck on the wrong side of the clips. It can jump over one of the clips and get stuck there. Be careful when you move it on the correct side so it doesn't break. It's just operating on the wrong side of the unit.
526043
It does come off, you just really have to pry. Try using a paper clip to loosten it. Took me a while the first time.
617221
Yes, it does come off. It's a bit difficult to get back on, but I like to make sure it is good and clean. This truly is dripless.
204905
It is supposed to be removable, but our's actually is not! It appears that it was dunked into the liquid zinc (to galvanize it against rust) with the rosette attatched, so the rosette is bonded to the spout. Although we have been tempted to try to force it to unscrew, we don't want to damage it. It is made in Mexico, which may explain this idiocy. We have had many watering cans over the years and never, ever experienced anything like this. we have not tried to contact the manufacturer, in Minnesota, but perhaps your question will motivate us to do so now.
1805458
It stays on....but the knob for that feature sometimes sticks when trying to return to stream
338847
It is on with a bolt around the neck. I bet that you would have to purchase a replacement head from Orbit.But I have had mine for about three years and only one thing was bent. I used it this weekend and itis easy to aim and control. Just remember to get a shut off to connect the sprinker to your hose.that way you can move the sprinkler without getting wet.
308249
It is temporary, but it takes pressure washing to get it off. Rain is not enough and it takes months.
185659
No, once you pull the cord, it stays on until you turn the water off at the faucet.
1810510
It came off on its own. However, I re-assembled it wrong and used a straight edge blade to lift the nozzle off.
1062705
Mine came off once, but I was able to just snap it back on and it's stayed on since then. Hoe this helps.
1167976
Yes, the head unscrews and you can replace the head with another. Mine was bent so I unscrewed it from the base and took a head from ground sprinkler. But be sure nothing has been bent and the sprinkler is level. Also, some have been manufactured with the "arm" that controls the spraying upside down. The "arm" should be straight out and the bar that hits the water should be bent DOWN not up. If you have the bend going up there is no way that I could figure out how to fix that. -------\ NOT ______/
1137030
It stays on until you turn it off....but be careful not to let the water run out.
2137404
It isn't designed to come off but I guess you could cut it off. I haven't had a problem with mine at all.
516937
The clear plastic cap snaps on and off. The spray portion screws on and off. Hope that helps!
405356
Yes it does come off on mine. I just squeeze the "wings" on the white plastic end of the hose and it releases the hose from the silver plastic connector (included with the hose when it was bought) which was presumably attached BETWEEN the end of the shower head and whatever shower head you use for the shower. Hope this helps.