can you take off the nozzle so that it can be used to water flower boxes? (I don't want to use it as a pressure nozzle, I want to remove that)
1609444
The whole wand screws onto a garden hose. You either screw it on or off for use. I wouldn't use it to water flowers because of the pressure.
150920
You can with the nozzle attachment, it's more efficient because it's a diffuser. I have used it with each attachment. I still use it and it is over a year old!
2244429
Absolutely. Just turn the nozzle in reverse of when in use.all the way til it stops turning and the water flow will stop even with the tap turned on.
1899158
I have actually removed the nozzle guard gate altogether because 1) you don't need it 2) the guard actually makes the water splash all over. It works fine without the nozzle guard.
1556952
Yes, it really is difficult to remove (I assume because it needs to be water tight. Just keep working with it and it will eventually come apart. HTH
9174
I believe you can BUT it wouldn't be worth the time or trouble. Mine didn't even last one season before all nozzles were nonworking or only spitting a stream and that was with very light usage.
2280058
The hydrant? if you are a firefighter this won't work. If you a home owner are are speaking of the spigot, yes you can turn the nozzle off by twisting it. I have purchased two of these and they are well worth the money. Only ten bucks a piece. They are made of copper and should last for many years. They shoot a good distance. They aren't like the plastic one that seem to break within a year or so. For my money you can't beat these little guys. They do a great job for what they are intended for. Go for it. You'll be glad you did.
1867725
IMO, I'm not an expert but can't see why you couldn't use it as long as you clean it out after, I've used several different chemicals in mine. I will add that this is the best sprayer that I've used.
1690155
This is not the hose to use for a shower setting. I use the soaker setting to water my flowers. This nozzle does not have "settings". You turn the nozzle to control the flow of water. Do not have to keep your hands on the lever to have water flow.
334811
YES you can! I have a faucet that pulls out, and has a button to choose sprayer or regular water flow. I had to visit a plumbing store to get a little ring to help the pieces join together, as the ones that came with the unit were not the right size. But it works great! However, I can't really use the sprayer any more. It's okay... my excellent water filter is worth it. As long as you have a circular ring that you can unscrew, then you can use this filter. You just might need help with finding the right size for your faucet.
1696794
You can always remove the water restrictor on both the mounted and handheld showerheads if the pressure isn't high enough. I'm not sure if that breaks any laws but plenty of people do it. It's basically a disc with a hole that you can easily pry out.
699323
Yes you can. Like most soaker hoses, there is a cap at the end of the hose that can be removed and another hose attached.
632930
I never tried. It waters my flower beds nicely without beating them with high pressure
1053376
I don't believe you can. With the pull out nozzle design unless you can find some kind of an adapter.
340828
Yes and no: It's a little more complicated than a typical aerator - there isn't a "screen" to remove. The whole thing comes apart, although the actual spray head has some channels that can be tricky to clean. A vinegar soak would probably take care of most of that. Practically, I was field stripping the thing frequently enough that the threads on the spray head broke and I had to replace it.
2284693
yes it can be removed. also hand held shower also adjustable. There is not much pressure on hand held shower head. I hope this will help you make your decision.
2110065
just unscrew the nozzle from the bottle. It may not go back on once you remove it.