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I've setup many systems before... For what you get this kit seems great... But nothing fits together... Soapy water and hard pressure aren't enough to fit any of these "mister nozzles" to the hoses. The dripper tips barely make it, but it's not easy.Be prepared for cut up or painful fingers at the end of setting up your system. These lines are very hard and inflexible. If you plan to puncture holes to fit the droppers in line you may have done in the past, that also won't work... The plastic is so hard that it simply won't expand enough to put the droppers in the hole unless you make an abnormally large hole and risk leaks.I'd say get something else. It's not worth the pain and effort to make these work unless you have hose expanders and very strong hands and lots of time.-update-there is 1 way to salvage this... Use very hot or boiling water and dip the ends of the hose in it for 3-5 seconds and then push the fittings on... It works and is easy. No other method works. This one method makes this kit go from unusable 3 star to 4 stars

This was worth the money and it was stupid easy to install. I have had mine for two years now and no complaints

How bad of a designer of a product do you have to be to get the threading wrong? Hose ends are a standardized and known thread length, distance and angel. And these guys couldn't get it right for their "Y" split. I tried it not only on my hose at home, but on several at the store as well. It isn't just me, the store clerks couldn't get it to work either.And the kicker? There is no pressure regulator. Turn on you hose with a drip system attached without a 15 or 25 psi presure regulator? And you are going to pop hoses and pieces left and right. Heck even with a 25psi pressure regulator its pretty easy to lose a tube and shoot water 20 feet. But you can avoid that.Sure the hoses work. The nozzels work. Heck the quick attach adapter nozzles work. They're fine.But the "Y' splitter has the wrong threading (hell of a design flaw that,) and there is no pressure regulator. Kind of a required piece for any kit for doing this.I had to revamp my entire design. Spend money on the needed pieces and waste time before I could get the dange thing installed into my garden.

First off, putting the system together with misters and drippers went really smoothly. I used 7 misters and 6 drippers to water a garden in the yard and potted plants on the porch. Putting the hose in the sun to keep it warm made sliding it on the connectors much easier. Cannot imagine doing it on a cold day. The problems arose when I tried to connect it all to the garden hose. The green splitter does not have the same threads as a standard garden hose. Not sure what the threads are at this point. I was able to get it on about one thread, leaks like a seive, and test my system. The drippers seem capable of more water flow than the misters, but they all worked and were ajustable and that I liked. I liked the 1/4" hose to green splitter too. Actually I like everything but two things. First, not being able to connect to a garden hose and not knowing what the threads are so I can find an adapter to make it workSecond, the kit says it only works with water pressure between 25 and 45 psi, so a pressure regulator in the kit would seem necessary. If the kit came with a pressure regulator that would connect to a garden hose and the included green splitter valves I would say the kit was perfect. Update. Threads on the green splitter are 3/4" NPT. With that info I was able to connect up to a garden hose with no leaks. All works great now, but not a complete kit.

Bought this to water couple of my raised beds and few grow bags. As weather is getting hotter, it gets difficult to water the plants at regular intervals.Installation is pretty simple and straightforward. I connected the Y splitter to a timer and set it to run at regular intervals. It came with close to 100ft 1/4 inch pipe. It also 2 different emitters depending on the need. I connected 2 lines from splitter with both extending around 15ft. It works decent. Adjust the emitters to match your need.This system is working as expected so far. Make sure you are using this system for smaller areas. If your area is larger, go for 1/2 inch or 1 inch. I used weed barrier clips to firmly hold the pipe in position. Now my plants are getting enough water at regular intervals.