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Starrey via Amazon has
100' 1/4" Starrey Drip Irrigation Garden Watering System w/ 24-Piece 360° Adjustable Copper Nozzles on sale for $28.39 - $8.52 off when you enter the coupon code
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$19.87.
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Product Details:
- Everything in One Box – Everything included: 100FT 1/4" tubing, 24 nozzles, connectors, stakes, ties & end caps. Covers small/medium gardens effortlessly
- Quick Connect in 10 Mins – Tool-free assembly with quick-connect fittings. Includes tee connectors & hose adapter for leak-proof DIY setup
- Bend & Direct Copper Nozzles – Flexible aluminum-core rods (20cm) bend to reach exact plant bases. Durable copper nozzles adjust 360° for drip, spray, jet or mist
- Water Precisely Where Needed – Bend the flexible emitter rods around pots, under foliage, or into tight raised bed corners for targeted root watering
- Features innovative push-to-connect fittings that securely lock in place, preventing leaks and pull-outs. If a connection is made incorrectly, simply detach and reconnect
Top Comments
Problem is 1/4 main line - will work wonder for shorter length - maybe 30-40 feet - at 100 you will notice massive pressure drop.
Community Reviews
This 100 foot 1 quarter inch drip kit is best suited for container gardens, deck pots, and small beds where adjustable nozzles and a timer can keep watering hands off. The setup is praised for being easy to pair with mini hose clamps and a pressure reducer, and the tubing is described as cheap enough to customize. The main caution is pressure loss over long runs, especially at the full 100 feet, so shorter layouts or splitting into two 100 foot lines should work better. The sprayer outlet is listed at 0.04 inch, which helps explain the fine misting setup.
Gardeners running short drip lines, because the tubing works better at shorter lengths and pressure drops on longer runs.
Container gardeners using a timer, because the drip layout can cut repairs and upkeep while keeping pots watered reliably.
People watering hanging wall gardens, because the adjustable spray heads can be aimed to suit that setup.
People building a small self-watering bed system, because similar setups have worked very well for multiple beds when away.
Gardeners planning a single 200-foot run, because pressure drops a lot and two 100-foot runs work better.
People trying to feed many emitters from one 1/4-inch main line, because pressure can be too low and the emitters may not all perform well.
Gardeners expecting a high-capacity irrigation manifold, because the tubing is described as cheap and the system is better suited to smaller runs.
People using PVC irrigation tubing, because it can melt and waste water.
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We use the RainPoint timer:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0917HZ..._titl
They're on all our irrigation stuff and, so long as you use fresh aaa batteries, are very easy and reliable.
But! Ah HAH! Discovered two did not survive the winter this time. We bought them from Amazon almost two years ago, and they have a year warranty. Used the RainPoint chat on their homepage, and after sending video of the devices not working anymore, the CS guy sent out two replacements. They are coming next day (tomorrow). VERY HAPPY. We took a chance on being out of warranty, and they really impressed us with standing behind the device.
Today was also the day of going through all the irrigation connections and drips, and after flushing and bleeding a few, tomorrow the garden will be self-watering again. Cheaper than paying the neighborhood kid to water for us while out of town in a heat wave!
Edit - sorry for the app reformatting my reply.
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is unavoidable, and you can only reduce it by appropriately sizing tubing and piping. Every plumber or irrigation tradesman knows this and considers it when sizing pipe for runs.
A spigot on a 100' length of pipe will have lower flow than a spigot on a 10' length of pipe assuming the same sized pipe and the same source.
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