QMOEH 100 pcs 1/4 Inch Adjustable Drip Irrigation Parts, Irrigation Drippers Sprinklers for Drip Irrigation System

Let me first mention that you need to cover the plug with plumbing tape or it may leak from the area you plug it In this case, I closed them all the way since these are going to be used as seals. I was surprised to find that half of them don't seal all the way. If you turn the cap all the way down, the spray will still be strong and not drip at all. At first this may seem like a bad idea because you have 100 of them, doesn't it? Not at all. As an example, let's suppose you install 40 of them, but 20 of them don't work so you change those 20, then 10 of those 20 don't work so you change the 10 If you do it three times, you can easily complete the job. In light of my first point, you need to tape them with plumber tape. It is a slap in the face to put plumbing tape on a piece and know that there is at least 50% chance of it not working. Just to clarify, if you're using it for sprinkle, you won't run into my problem, but you will probably.

Stella Brandt

| May 24, 2021

Please edit In the past year, I tried to reuse them most of the time and most of them You cannot stop them from dripping or they don't want to start dripping, or they have dried out to the point that the tops have come off and water is shooting. We find a new leak each morning and all the water is leaking Replacing them (at least the red screw on part) every year or upgrading is therefore a good idea. It is still a solid starter system that can be used In the original The watering of a row of corn can be accomplished using 20 of these per 1/4 inch line. Set them to run as needed and adjust each to waste the same amount of energy. As part of my setup, I set a timer and placed a couple of containers underneath a couple emitters to measure the GPH. Using this solution has been an exceptionally cost effective one.

Graham GARDINER

| Jul 03, 2021

25" in length. For a herb garden in my home, I bought them to create a drip irrigation system. In this package there are 100 I got a spool of quarter inch (ID 0. 0) drip heads and a couple of 250 inch drip heads. Tubes that are 2500 inches long). Using a digital caliper, I measured the outer diameter of ten drip head barbs and it's smaller than the internal diameter. A score of 0 represents the average. The dimension of this article is 2349 centimeters. The following dimensions are 2268" We're on the on the OD. The 3954th). It will leak regardless of how much difference there is between the two. It's vital that vendors provide ID and OD measurements, not just.

Araceli Kemp

| Sep 02, 2020

Depending on how you adjust/balance them, some do not reduce flow at all when made all the way down. I had to remove the emitter cap from some of them and poke the base outlet with a paper clip to achieve acceptable flow rates. It is rare that they are the same flow when all had the same number of clicks turned down, even though they were close to one another on the supply line. The quality in manufacturing is very inconsistent. The quality of what you get depends on the price you pay. Would have been nice to have spent a little more on name brand that are quality and consistent, like the ones I've used in the past.

Ari Kirk

| Oct 07, 2020

It is an attractive price, so I decided to buy it to use when I was setting up my As we speak, I'm in the process of replacing them with pressure-regulating Looking back, I should have spent a little more money on PSI control It may not be possible to shut them It is worse when a garden has a slope, as the drippers at the lowest point of the slope "drain" water away from the drippers at the higher elevations. It makes the plants in the lower section of my garden soggy, and they are drowning, while the plants at a slightly higher elevation do not get Occasionally I might find a use for these, but they are disappearing from my gardens as fast as they can be replaced.

Zoie Waters

| Oct 07, 2020

Several dozen of these were set up a few weeks ago, but many of them failed to close all the way. Prior to installation, I had to shut them and blow into them to see if they would work. The problem is that many of those devices have stopped working (no water) after initially working. Decorative plants costing a great deal of money have died. Similar features of DIG have stood me in good stead before, but these are merely cheap copies. The parts I am using are unique in that I have used drip system parts for years.

Musa Flores

| Apr 19, 2021

The fact that a number of these do not work properly leaves me somewhat concerned. The amount of water flowing even when the gate is closed completely remains the same. Interestingly, this seems not to be the case for every piece, but out of the fifteen (15) I've installed, approximately four have failed so far There are five that do not work. When buying something at such a low price, you run the risk of getting stuck with that The quality of what you receive is directly related to the price. In light of that, a person would have to be a kind of idiot to find anything difficult about For the price, this is a decent deal.

Miracle Decker

| May 14, 2021

I am using this with a drip irrigation system that I originally bought with Rainbird. I did not like Rainbird because much of it was a sprinkler system (losing water to the atmosphere). These are easy to utilize, since I can simply attach a T to the end and water exactly where I want. It's easy to adjust the amount of water to each of my plants, as well. I am happy with my.

Ellis Molina

| Apr 14, 2021