Garden Spray Gun – a hard jet for wheels, a soft fan for the beds

The head narrows the flow into a jet strong enough to lift road grime off a car, and opens out to water plants without knocking them over. The wand extends for a roof panel or the far side of a border. The trigger housing is built up where the pressure pushes.

Why choose this spray gun?

A thumb over the hose end is not a spray pattern, and it soaks your sleeve. A proper head gives you a concentrated jet and a wide fan from the same fitting. One attachment then handles both the driveway and the planting.

• Pattern control: turn the head from a needle jet to a broad fan while the water is on.
• Telescoping wand: extra reach for high panels, roofs and deep borders.
• Concentrated flow: makes the most of the pressure already at your tap.
• Built-up housing: the housing is thickened at the trigger, where the load builds.
• Folds down: retracts to a size that hangs on a shed hook.

A single head for washing, rinsing and watering.

Screw it onto a standard coupling, then open the tap all the way before choosing a pattern. Keep the narrow jet for wheels and sills, then switch wide well before you reach paintwork. Empty the wand when you are done, especially before a cold night.

Specifications

• adjustable spray patterns
• telescoping spray wand
• reinforced housing around the trigger
• threads onto standard garden hose couplings

Fit it, open the tap and begin at the wheel arches.