Garden Hose Nozzle with 7 Spray Patterns for Car Washing
Water the seedlings with a soft rain, then rinse the car with a firm jet, all from one trigger gun. Seven spray patterns sit on a rotating front nozzle, so the weekend job changes with a single turn. The royal blue body, ridged grip and brass-tone connector make it an easy addition to the hose.
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Water the seedlings with a soft rain, then rinse the car with a firm jet, all from one trigger gun. Seven spray patterns sit on a rotating front nozzle, so the weekend job changes with a single turn. The royal blue body, ridged grip and brass-tone connector make it an easy addition to the hose.
Seven spray patterns in one trigger gun for washing cars and watering the garden
- inefficient watering of plants
- cleaning cars and outdoor surfaces with one tool
- adjusting water pressure and spray shape
One trigger gun for every hose job
Tired of swapping heads or blasting seedlings with the wrong spray? Switch between seven patterns on one trigger gun and water the garden or wash the car in the same weekend.
One nozzle that changes its spray on demand
- Seven patterns, one turn away
Turn the front nozzle and the spray changes shape. Use a soft rain for seedlings and beds, a wide fan for the first rinse on panels and glass, and a fine jet when mud and grime need to come off. You stay at the hose the whole time.
- A grip that stays put
The black grip has ridges where your fingers sit, so your hand holds its place when you pull the trigger hard or keep a light spray going for a long session. The trigger responds to a steady squeeze, so you can dial the stream without fighting the hose.
- Brass-tone connector
The hose end is finished in brass-tone gold and sits flush against the royal blue body. The gun is plastic with a brass-tone connector, not solid brass, which keeps it light to carry and easy to rinse off after a job.
Two jobs, one gun, no swapping
- 1Connect and open the tap
Screw the brass-tone connector onto the hose, then turn on the tap before you pull the trigger.
- 2Start with the soft pattern
Turn the front nozzle to the gentlest setting for seedlings and new growth. Water the base of each plant in slow, short passes.
- 3Rinse the car with a wide fan
Switch to the wide fan for the first rinse across panels and glass. It moves loose dirt without scrubbing.
- 4Finish with the fine jet
Move to the fine jet for wheel arches, tires and stubborn mud. Keep the stream moving so it does not sit on the paint.
- 5Drain and store
Shut off the tap, squeeze the trigger to release the pressure, then drain the hose and hang the gun in the shade.
A few minutes of care keeps it working
- Drain and rinse
Run clean water through the gun after each session, then shake out the nozzle.
- Keep the connector dry
Dry the brass-tone connector after use so it stays easy to remove from the hose.
- Store in shade
Hang the gun out of direct sun so the plastic body and connector do not heat up and stress.
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The connector threads onto the hose end of this gun. Check your hose thread before you order, since fittings vary by region, and match it to the connector size on your hose.
The body is a solid plastic build with a ridged grip and a rotating nozzle that turns without play. Rinse it after use and keep it out of the sun, and it holds up to weekly garden and car work.
Use the soft and wide patterns on seedlings, roses and new growth. Save the fine jet for mud, wheel arches and grime, and keep it moving so the stream does not sit on the paint.
Yes. Turn the front nozzle while the tap is open and the spray shape changes at each stop. You do not need to shut off the water or put the gun down.