A: Yes. Very nice product. I’ve using it for the last years
by|May 14, 2023
A: Yes it does
by|May 15, 2023
A: Yes, it does.
by|May 15, 2023
A: Yes. The control does turn it completely off. You are in full control of whether the water comes out of the wand or not.
by|May 18, 2023
A: Yes
by|May 17, 2023
Q:How many holes on the head?
by|Jul 27, 2021
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A: May 200. Pin point size.
by|Jul 29, 2021
A: Robert: I've never counted them, but there are enough and more important they are sized correctly to give a safe amount of water on my garden soil without disturbing it. I hope that helps, Hank
by|Jul 30, 2022
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A: 226 holes. Puts out a lot of water and at the same time is super gentle
by|Feb 2, 2023
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A: About 300 holes in the head
by|Sep 22, 2021
A: I didn't take time to count them. There are enough to provide a gentle shower when hand watering even the most delicate plants and flowers.
by|Mar 15, 2022
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Q:how long is the wand
by|Feb 4, 2018
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A: Vicky:
That's a hard question to answer as I'm half blind and they sell a variety of watering wands. From the tiny picture above it's hard to tell which you're looking for so here's a run down of the ones I've bought and regularly use. The standard length seems to be almost three feet long. For a few dollars more there are some that telescope out to around four feet plus. They're a lot handier reaching the base of plants farther away.
Some have simply a twist on and off shut off valves but I prefer a squeeze lever and a regulator flow valve near the handle. Those are only a couple of dollars more but I think you save a lot more water with the lever.
Last, but possibly most important, is the sprinkler end. This one describes only a gentle rain shower but I have a variety with: five, six, seven and even eight spray options that range from a fine rain shower to high pressure angular sprays good for knocking of parasitic insects from your flowers and veggies to a harsh stream that is handy when you're cleaning of old plant pots and patio furniture. If you recall the old saying, "Water the soil not the plant," some have a, "filler feature," that can deliver a lot of water directly to the soil at the base of your plants or allow you to quickly fill a hand watering can. It all depends on what you need and want and there's only a few dollars difference between them all. I hope that helps, Hank,
by|Jun 24, 2021
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A: about 36 inches
by|May 5, 2023
A: Thanks for your interest in our Shower Head Wand. The wand is 33" long.
