Adjustable Water Cannon Gun with 8 Spray Patterns
Stop swapping nozzles every weekend. One hose gun gives you eight spray patterns, from a soft mist for flower beds to a hard blast for the driveway, plus a clear soap cup for car washing. Built for homeowners who do both jobs with the same hose.
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Stop swapping nozzles every weekend. One hose gun gives you eight spray patterns, from a soft mist for flower beds to a hard blast for the driveway, plus a clear soap cup for car washing. Built for homeowners who do both jobs with the same hose.
Eight spray settings in one water cannon for gardening and car washing
- blasting dirt from hard surfaces
- watering plants with adjustable spray
- applying soap while washing cars
One gun for the garden and the driveway
Stop switching between a gentle mist for the shrubs and a hard blast for the mud. Turn one dial, and the same hose handles both.
Eight spray patterns, one simple twist
- Eight patterns, one dial
Turn the rotating head to step through eight numbered outlets. The soft settings suit flower beds and seedlings, and the strongest one cuts through dried mud on concrete. You never leave the hose to change jobs.
- Soap on the same gun
The clear soap cup sits right on the body, so you fill it with car soap and start washing in seconds. Switch to a rinse pattern and the same tool clears suds off the panels. You can see the soap level at a glance through the plastic.
- Ribbed grip, hands stay put
The ribbed handle keeps your hand locked on when the gun is wet. Your thumb works the top dial while your fingers hold the trigger grip, so you change pattern mid-wash without setting the gun down.
Hook it up and pick your pattern
- 1Thread it on by hand
Connect the rear fitting to your hose end. Snug it by hand, then turn the water on slowly and check for drips before full pressure.
- 2Start on the soft pattern
Cycle through the eight settings once to learn the feel of each. Start on a soft pattern for the garden beds.
- 3Load the soap cup
Pull the clear cup off the body and fill it with car soap mixed to the label ratio. Snap it back on until it sits flush.
- 4Wash top to bottom
Apply soap across the panels, then twist to a rinse pattern and work from the roof down. Keep the stream moving so the soap does not dry on the paint.
- 5Rinse the cup after each wash
Run clean water through the empty cup before you store the gun. Thick soap left inside is the usual cause of clogging.
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It has a hose connection fitting at the rear, so it attaches to your hose end the way a basic spray nozzle does. Thread it on by hand, then check for drips before you run full pressure. If your tap or hose uses an unusual fitting, measure it before you order.
The body is ABS plastic with a ribbed grip, built for weekend garden and car jobs. It feels lighter than a metal nozzle because it is lighter. Most of the stress sits on the hose connection, so tighten by hand and never force the threads.
Pull the clear cup off the body, fill it with car soap mixed to the label ratio, and snap it back on. Rinse the cup after each wash so soap does not dry inside. Undiluted soap is the usual cause of clogs.
Yes. Twist the head to the soft pattern for beds, then to a stronger setting for rinsing panels. You stay on the same hose and never reach for a bucket.
The strongest pattern lifts grime off concrete and pavers. Sweep in overlapping passes from a comfortable distance instead of holding one spot, and keep the soft settings for plants.
A bucket and sponge cost little, but every wash means hauling water and a second tool. This gun holds the soap, rinses and blasts from one hose connection, so it pays for itself in the first few weekends of car washing.