I don’t know about in your home but in mine the men I live with are crazy. We’ve been living her for over 3 years. I’ve had my garden since we moved in. To water our flowers we’ve had to carry buckets outside to water the flowers because we didn’t have a water socket.
My neighbor is lucky because she has a water spicket she can use to water her flowers. Appian Way Townhomes have a space for a washer and dryer we use as a storage room. David figured out he can hook a hose up there and drag a water hose outside for me to use to water my flowers.
Much easier on my back. My brother gave me a hose from his home but it was leaking. David went and picked up Rocket Hose Silver Bullet for me in a 50 foot hose which is almost long enough but David wants to get another 50 foot hose to hook to this hose.
Instead of hooking 2 hoses together I would like to go and pick up a 100 foot hose which should be more than enough to reach to all of our flowers and 75 feet might work but it’s better to have more than not enough isn’t it?
Charlie and I like how light the Silver Bullet hose is and that is rolls back up making it easy for us to carry. I can’t wait to purchase a Pocket Host for Davids mom to use in her Garden. My hose comes with a turbo shot which would make playing in the water a lot of fun.
There is a removable nozzle which makes cleaning our car easy and also the outside of my mother in law’s house. The hose will not cause snags when cleaning our outside pillows and Funiture. David likes knowing the hose is kick proof.
in the blink of an eye Silver Buller Pocket Hose goes from pocket size to 3/4-inch hose. With the hose shrinking up to a size of a pocket it doesn’t take up much room which is a Godsend for our family living in a Town Home.
About:
- Includes BONUS Turbo Shot adjustable & removable spray nozzle.
- Bullet shell outer casing resists snags & tears.
- Lightweight & Kink-Proof.
- Grows from pocket size to a supersize 3/4-inch hose.
- Shrinks back to pocket size for easy storage.
*For the hose to fully expand, do not turn the shut-off valve to the “on” position until after turning the water spigot on and allowing water to flow through the hose.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
