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Gardena Front Trigger Spray Nozzle with 4-Pattern Spray #38106-5
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Gardena Front Trigger Spray Nozzle with 4-Pattern Spray #38106-5
- Front trigger spray nozzle minimizes drips and splatters
- Lets you hand water with the convenience of 4 patterns of water flow
- Includes a trigger lock and flow control
- Includes a quick connect with water stop
- Measures 7.9-by-2.8-by-9.2 inches (WxHxD)
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Designed for a wide range of different home and yard uses, the Gardena front trigger spray nozzle minimizes drips and splatters so you get great results every time you use it. This reliable nozzle lets you hand water with the convenience of four patterns of water flow. Soft spray is ideal for everything from watering the grass to washing the car; hard jet is great for cleaning decks and fences; Perlator jet lets you fill bird baths or pots with ease; and mist spray covers flowers and plants. Easy to adjust, this Gardena spray nozzle also includes a trigger lock and flow control for added peace of mind, and comes with a quick connect with water stop.
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Gardena Front Trigger Spray Nozzle with 4-Pattern Spray #38106-5
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- Publisher: Gardena
- Label: Gardena
- Studio: Gardena
- Average Customer Review: based on 6 reviews
- Sales Rank in Garden: #6568
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Not worth the money 2008-07-25
Comment: Product description led me to believe this to be a great product that would satisfy my needs for a garden spray nozzle. I was very disappointed to find it a cheaply made product that came apart the very first time I attempted to use it. The nozzle leaks and the large spray head falls off every time you run water through it.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Poor Quality 2007-08-05
Comment: The threads on the large spray keep coming off and that is true for the other Gardenia sprayer I bought. Poor design or poor quality. I have used Gardenia products for years and I am disappointed to see the decline of quality.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: The Best I've Found 2007-01-12
Comment: I spend a lot of time in the garden (I live in California), and even though we have a sprinkler system, I love to hand water when I can. I'm very particular about my nozzles and Gardena has been my manufacturer of choice for years. This nozzle replaces and older model I had and I was thrilled to find it! I love the different spray patterns, but by far the best feature is the volume control. In my experience, all my nozzles eventually develop leaks over a period of time (which is usually repaired by replacing the o-ring). Sometimes the leak can't be fixed, but that's because I've abused it by dropping it repeatedly on the driveway and it develops internal cracks. So, with a little care, my Gardena nozzles last a long time and I've been very satisfied. They are by far the best I've come across, and this one is the best of the best!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Poor Design from a normally excellent company 2006-08-27
Comment: I have a ton of Gardena stuff, and this is by far the worst of the lot. I have two of the Nozzles and over time both have developed leaks that can not be stopped. It appears to be internal to the pattern selection. Note: I've had both Nozzles less then Six months - They replace a much better Gardena nozzle that alas cracked due to freezing. I would caution all to consider a different nozzle.
7 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Gardening is Messy - or - How to Have Fun in the Garden 2006-07-30
Comment: I do a great deal of gardening and have used just about every sprayer, wand, hose, sprinkler, mister, and more. They all leak sooner or later. But when I work in the garden, unlike Martha, I get dirty, sweaty, and wet - after all I AM WORKING IN A GARDEN with plants not indoors and not at the office (sadly I do not work in a nursery).
I like the outdoors and working with the plants, earthworms, soil, mulch and everything else that you find in the garden except for mosquito's. Plants get thirsty a lot and I give them a drink when they ask. They ask by looking dry or droopy. I guess they get sad a lot. But, a little drink of water and a shower and they cheer right up. Wash it was that easy for me.
"Oh yeah," this is supposed to be a review - oh bother. This Gardena replaced a similar model and what I liked most was, and still is, the full flow setting. This feature is great for filling buckets, bird baths, and for watering pots, soaking small beds, etc. I just change to the full flow and adjust the volume on the sprayer - neat. I do not have to remove the "sprayer" and use the hose without any volume control except by kinking it off or going back to the Bib and turn down the volume, Oh, by the way "disappointed," to reduce or eliminate the leaking you might try using epoxy to permanently fasten the large spray head to the main head - a little trouble but not much and you get a terrific sprayer that will not leak. So get out there in the garden - get dirty - get wet - have fun (remember being a kid and getting in trouble with your mom for getting dirty or wet? He-he-he not if she didn't know) When when you are done for the day and look like a day-laborer (that is what you are when gardening) or a homeless person (well temporarily you are homeless because you are in the garden and when you go inside I guess you are a garden-less person!).
I am a dad and I spoke to your mom and we agree it is Okay for you to go out in the garden today and get messy. Have some fun. Just be in and cleaned up before supper or you are grounded!
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