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Joeys Garden Expandable Garden Hose - 50 Feet Green - Extra Strong Stretch Material with Brass Connectors - Bonus 8 Way Spray Nozzle, Carrying Bag and Hanger


               

This is a great product.  I was hesitant to trust one of these expandable hoses but I was pleasantly surprised.  It worked well for both general plant watering and on my power washer.

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·                        From the vendor:
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·                        HEAVY DUTY: The pipe, brass connectors, valve, nozzle and spray are made with durable premium materials and fabric. They will not rust, leak, tear, rip or crack, and are designed to be long lasting.
·                        EASY TO USE: Simply turn on your faucet and watch this hose expand to a length of 50 feet to reach the far corners of your garden. When water is turned off, the hose shrinks back to its original size.
·                        A MULTIPURPOSE HOSE: Use your hose to release a steady stream of water with unprecedented ease! Water your lawn, clean your car, wash your pet dog, and more. The possibilities are endless!
·                        DURABLE DESIGN: Our sturdy hose is built to work with a minimum water pressure of 4 bars (60PSI) and a maximum of 8 bars (115 PSI), with 6 bars (85 PSI) optimum. It works with any water supply.
·                        LIGHTWEIGHT AND PORTABLE: At 3 lbs., this hose is easy to hoist and maneuver. The bonus carrying sack makes transport even easier, and the included hanger allows it to be easily mounted.


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