I have monkey balls in my yard that I am thinking about using this for. Do you think they will fit through the hose without clogging it up?
630231
That is hilarious! I never saw such a funny question and answer(s) on Amazon.
630232
Depends on the size of the monkey, really. I would say the 2.5 inch hose should work like a breeze on your average primate.
630233
Well, I guess if they will work for monkey balls, cleaning up saw dust around my shop shouldn't be a problem...
887640
They attach with the regular hose. They are the BEST sprinklers I have found, especially with low water pressure. No parts to get clogged, they work great.
908033
Im not an expert, but probably no, you would probably need an industrial strength clog buster from a plumbing supply store. Assuming there isn't some kind of permanent blockage in the pipe.
856779
You could try but two things: the water flows through it too (which is how it vacuums it) so if you attach a tube, the water will go onto the lawn instead of recirculating in the pool. Also, the hole is kind of big; I think a standard tube would be too small.
29102
I use my hose for my garden but if you will water your young trees until the water has soaked at least six (6) inches below the root ball. If you know the depth of your root ball it will be easy to test.
1898199
I have never had that happen. I imagine they are clogged somehow. You could try using some diluted drain cleaned to unclog it.(1/2 warm water/half drain cleaner. This worked for me with a clogged garden hose.
1603178
I don't think they would work very...it seems to need a bigger plastic ball.
2061723
I have no idea. Knowing that these hoses are probably not as sturdy as regular hoses - we were very careful with it. Hose just got a huge balloon I side and sprung a leak.
1586118
I actually use the hose outside and let them dry thoroughly and they are good to go for another few months. I don't soak them. Just blow them out good in a few seconds. Works great.
905247
I use mine with rubber hoses so if that is not a problem for you by all means I would do it.
1796563
No, since I've never seen the hose I figured I would just ask if it would work. I thought possibly I could just run the water through the hose to fill the container. Our water is terrible and although double filtering sounds unnecessary, I figure it can't hurt.
1872335
if the ties aren't tight on the hose they do come loose and have to pull back up other than that don't see a problem. They look like tube socks. hope this helps. i wish i would have gotten then a long time ago it would have saved clogged drains!
632827
let it dry a bit and that use you hose with an attachment the toys should be ok- maybe even a little more plush ... hope this helps
64791
It should because there are no holes in it. It is made of plexiglas and sort of glued together. I never put water in it but when I clean them out the water stayed in it. Hope this helps.
1097933
I thing the answer is no. It uses the water pressure from the garden hose attached to is to force leaves and debris upward to be captured in the net bag attached to the center ring. Algae, dirt and the like would most likely be smaller than the mess in the net. It would get it off the bottom but since it does not do a "vacuum" function this stuff would just settle back to the bottom.
1955452
yes, but you wont catch as much as with a drain. Depending on the amount of rain, mine usually over flows with about 1/2" of rain. Remember, at the drain it catches the water falling over the roof area that goes to the drain. without the drain it collects water falling over the opening of the barrel which is less than 4 sq. feet. You can also get a pump and hook up your hose for watering away from the house. for now I really use a watering can for my shrubs.
427733
Hello, I tried using a pesticide sprayer, it got clogged. You are suppose to apply them and use a hose to wet the ground. They did not work for me