Andrews® Sprinkler Hose

4 Stars Good for a year; lightweight

Donna O. from VA wrote (August 06, 2011):

I bought this 3 years ago and it did fine until the second year the hose laid in the hot sun in the flower garden and I turned on the hose and it had holes from expanding and contracting. It started at one end and then finally went to the middle and then I disgarded it; very thin material. If it is lying in the sun; the best thing to do is start with very little water going through the hose and then gradually turning it on full force. I only bought a 50-foot one. I was hoping it would last much longer.

5 Stars works great!

Sue from Spotted Dog Farm from CA wrote (July 30, 2011):

my first impression was how thin the hose was. then i hooked it up and turned on the water.. i was so amazed at how it sprays evenly.. it is exactly what i have been looking for. ordering 4 more today.

5 Stars best soaker/sprinkler hose I have used

Beverly from MT wrote (May 11, 2011):

I lay the hoses with holes facing up between my rows of raspberries and I can water two rows with one hose with very little overspray or wasted water. The only problem I have had is that the tiny holes sometimes get plugged with debris so I have a spin filter on my irrigation line.

4 Stars Can't beat the price!

James from KY wrote (April 11, 2011):

These hoses are amazing! I snaked a 50' through my garden and it does not disappoint. With this spraying below the limbs there hasn't been a problem with leaves getting burned in the sun anymore. My only gripe is that you can't connect two lengths of hose together. Not that big of a deal when you consider the low cost of the 100'. I now have 2 50's and a 100' and will definitely be getting more as needed!