Hose Nozzles

If you go to your local Target, Rite-Aid, Walmart, or whatever in the garden section they ought to have a fireman style hose.
 
Go to Sears and get the Craftsman Nozzle...it is made by Bonaire and is lifetime warrantied...and I believe they are 19.99 and end of season clearance is even cheaper...



Al
 
I did buy one at lowes for like 13 bucks or something and its by glimour and its a fireman style but it sucks soooo bad. I get myself more wet than anything else.
 
AL-53 said:
Go to Sears and get the Craftsman Nozzle...it is made by Bonaire and is lifetime warrantied...and I believe they are 19.99 and end of season clearance is even cheaper...



Al
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I'm with AL-53, I bought mine this spring for $19.99 and works great. Plus if anything ever goes wrong just walk into sears and get a new one. I also picked up one of their black rubber hoses with a lifetime warranty.
 
Check the sears website and it says the item has been removed/discontinued so ill stop by the store today and see what they have.
 
I bought my "fireman nozzle" from wal-mart... I think it was about $6



Of course, its not solid brass or whatnot like these linked nozzles, but it does the job. Regardless, I just find myself using the gun-style nozzle more often.
 
home depot also sells the fireman hose nozzle by the Orbit brand (most all their products have a 6 year warranty)... :up
 
AL-53 said:
Go to Sears and get the Craftsman Nozzle...it is made by Bonaire and is lifetime warrantied...and I believe they are 19.99 and end of season clearance is even cheaper...



Al
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Bingo, thats what I did. Ive had it for 3 plus years and beat the snot out of it and it keeps coming back for more. Second best use of $20 ever.
 
WilliamHBonney said:
Thats where that came from. I was watching The Sopranos the other night and Carmela's dad was hosing off the drive way with that nozzle and I was thinking to myself I wonder where he got that.
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yeah i've seen it on-line at like garden supply stores too, so it's not exclusive to brookstone. the thing really does work great though. the low pressure setting works great for sheeting during rinse
 
another Sears fire hose nozzle owner, I picked it up recently for $13 on clearance and it has a lifetime warranty, built strong and works great. Hopefully you can still pick one up, there were several left in my town when I bought it a month ago.
 
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