Specs
- Each flexible tube has a nozzle with 3 separate orifices
- Each orifice is angled outward at 5 degrees so that when the 3 streams break up and fall 20 feet away the water covers an area approximately 6 feet in diameter (approx 28 square feet per tube, approx 336 square feet per Noodlehead)
- Streams are thrown approximately 20 feet at 45 psi, 30 feet maximum at 80 psi
- Each Noodlehead flows approximately 222 gallons per hour (GPH) or 3.7 gallons per minute.
- Each Noodlehead is pressure tested to 125 P.S.I.
Product Features
- At 45 psi, each Noodlehead covers a 20'x20' area or a 40' long strip
- Attaches to a standard garden hose
- Ground stake included, or mount to a fence, wood block or overhang
- If you have an underground irrigation system, it will attach to any " riser
Review Summary (Based on 6 Reviews)
- Overall Rating: 5/5
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Customer Reviews
This does everything I wanted it to, but the little ports clog easily from my well water. I haven't had too much success clearing them, even with a fine beading needle; whatever clogs them just rides back with the water flow. No directions on cleaning that I could find. Otherwise, I like it a lot.
We had a lot of rain this spring! And wouldn't you know it, it went from "too much" to 90+ degree and dry instantly mid-late May or thereabouts. Then I finally tried it, and was real pleased. It is my intention this year to get our act together! A dedicated sprinkler (still using a Rainbird that I loved but is off the market) and a dedicated "feeder hose" everywhere I water regularly. Which is a lot...It has a very specific usefullness. Only thing I haven't tested is to see if they last as long as my Rainbird "impulsillators". ;-) But since they aren't made of so-so plastic, I think they'll last longer. (one of the problems with the Rbird is reaching over tall plants that are close by - but the noodle can be adjusted for that.) I am disappointed that you don't have the extensions now, but I had my doubts about how well those would work. Attaching to a side of a post as suggested would probably work better anyhow.
I bought this to try in my raised beds as all other fixed pattern sprinkler heads were watering more area than was needed. You have control over direction and size of spray pattern. I love this, I'm buying another for my flower beds.
I use this in my narrow raised flower bed. A regular sprinkler was wasting lots of water. This worked perfectly.
I have several unusually shaped areas that need water! I can move the flexible noodles the directions I want to water right next to our porch and water hostas without getting the porch wet!
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