Raindrip 015005T 1/4-Inch by 50-Foot Soaker Hose Tubing for Drip Irrigation, Use in Vegetable Garden, Planters, and Borders, 50-Foot, Black

Fantastic! I have a small garden area without a nearby water outlet. Tired of carrying multiple jugs of water, I decided to create a drip system. Purchased a 10 gal lidded trash barrel, a light weight plastic screw in/through faucet fitting, this drip hose and a package of tiny hose fittings to split lines, create right angles and seal off ends. I already had a light weight plastic 'Y' faucet splitter. Used some flat rubber to create large gaskets and epoxy them to seal around the hole I made low on the water barrel, screwed in the faucet parts & tested for leaks. Laid out my waterline and cut & bent pieces from wire coat hangers to hold the hoses in place. Bucket was mounted on a 1 ft high stool on my front porch (3 steps up from garden) and 1 foot of regular hose dropped the water sufficiently to the splitter. The gravity feed gave sufficient pressure to allow water to flow out the ends of all 4 lines (from each side of the 'Y' splitter I had run 2 ft of drip hose before splitting each of those lines into 2). Fantastically simple! And I'm able to fill up my 10 gal water barrel at my leisure - and I can sit on my porch with morning coffee while I allow half the full barrel to water my garden... and NO muddy feet!

What can I say, to get these reviews emails out and off my phone. It's a small drip line, it works

Works well

Good quality and easy to use

This is a great substitute for the single drip that only waters in one place on a plant.

Works very well. I recommend, especially for low, slow, long irrigation times.

The hose showed up, albeit without the additional parts. As luck would have it, I had enough spare parts that I could fashion a connector, and then I was able to use it. So far it works pretty well, though clearly more water comes out closer to where the water enters the hose. The friction builds up as the water fills the hose, so it tends to "drip" out more towards the top of the hose, so to speak. If you plan for this, and works where you want to use it, it is fine.I would suggest before using it, unroll it in the sun and let it straighten out. If you try to use it as soon as you cut off the bands that hold it, the thing will still be very curled up and will be hard to work with.

I had been looking for a good way to automatically water my indoor potted plants. I had tried regular drip emitters, misting emitters, and halo emitters and they all fell short of what I needed until I found this.This stuff works great!!My plants are in 3 and 5 gallon fabric pots, so I simply made a little 8” ring using a T fitting to join it together and supply the water from a small pump I put in.Works better than expected. The whole pot is getting soaked now.I didn’t even think they made this stuff in 1/4” but I’m very happy I found it.