Rocker Nozzle Garden Misting Gun for Irrigation

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Model XSY35

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Gentle on plants. A rocker style head breaks the flow into a broad mist, not a hard jet.
Hooks to your hose. Connects to a hose or supply line.
Many outdoor jobs. Water beds, damp down paths, settle driveway dust or rinse a patio.

Description

Handheld garden misting gun, model XSY35.
Connects to a hose or supply line.
Rocker style head breaks the flow into a broad mist.
For watering plants and beds, settling dust or rinsing a patio.
Compact top stores on a hook or in a tray.

Features

Handheld misting gun for garden watering
Rocker style head breaks the flow into a broad mist
Connects to a hose or supply line
Compact top stores on a hook or in a tray

FAQ

How does it connect?
It joins a hose or supply line.

What kind of spray does it give?
A broad mist rather than a single hard jet.

What model is it?
XSY35.

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Rocker nozzle garden misting gun laying a broad mist across a raised vegetable bed

One Nozzle For Routine Outdoor Jobs

This garden misting gun is a handheld nozzle for watering plants, beds and open ground around a home, allotment or small holding.

It joins a hose or supply line and sends the flow where you want it, whether you are soaking a vegetable row, damping down a gravel path, settling dust on a driveway or rinsing a patio at the end of the day.

Listed uses are irrigation and drainage, so a single tool covers most routine outdoor jobs.

Macro of the rocker style head and swinging arm above the nozzle outlet

A Swinging Arm, Not A Jet

The rocker style head swings an arm through the incoming stream and breaks it into a broad mist rather than one hard jet, which lays moisture gently across soil and foliage.

Its body is shaped to sit in one hand, and the compact top stores easily on a hook or in a tray between jobs.

The finish is plain and functional, made for yard work rather than display.

The misting gun stored on a hook in a potting shed beside a tray of hand tools

Fit It, Aim It, Put It Away

Setting up takes a moment. Fit the tool to your line, open the tap, then change the angle to reach the ground you want covered. Hold it low for gentle root soaking or lift it for wider reach across a bed.

Afterwards, drain anything sitting inside, wipe the casing, and keep everything under cover so grit and frost stay clear of moving parts.

A quick rinse clears mineral build up and holds the pattern even through a long season of use.

Specifications

TypeRocker nozzle misting gun

Listed usesIrrigation and drainage

OperationHandheld, sized for one hand

Spray patternBroad mist rather than one hard jet

MechanismSwinging arm through the incoming stream

ConnectionJoins a garden hose or supply line

AdjustmentChange the angle to aim the coverage

StorageCompact head stores on a hook or in a tray

Included1 gun

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the box?

One gun.

What does it connect to?

It joins a garden hose or supply line.

What kind of spray does it produce?

The rocker style head swings an arm through the incoming stream and breaks it into a broad mist rather than one hard jet, which lays moisture gently across soil and foliage.

What jobs is it meant for?

Watering plants, beds and open ground around a home, allotment or small holding, soaking a vegetable row, damping down a gravel path, settling dust on a driveway or rinsing a patio. Listed uses are irrigation and drainage.

How do I adjust the coverage?

Fit the tool to your line, open the tap, then change the angle to reach the ground you want covered. Hold it low for gentle root soaking or lift it for wider reach across a bed.

How should I store it between jobs?

Drain anything sitting inside, wipe the casing, and keep everything under cover so grit and frost stay clear of moving parts. The compact head stores on a hook or in a tray, and a quick rinse clears mineral build up.