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If you can fully submerge the hose and put your finger on one end, you don't need to suck on it.
by jimbobthrowawy 2y ago
If you can fully submerge the hose and put your finger on one end, you don't need to suck on it.
- sircastor 2y agoI remember chatting with a guy growing a decent garden on y his property. He had these tubes he’d force into the water, place his hand on the end, and pull back. He’d repeat the motion rapidly a few times and then lay the pipe down from the source into trenches between his plantings. It was obvious once you saw it, but not a technique I would think intuitive.
- gerdesj 2y agoI know how pressure works but I think there's a small hole in the hose wall. My garden has a series of drops in it. I once leapt over a low wall and down 10' on to a path four feet wide (with another drop the other side), whilst holding my thumb over the end of a hose. I'm 10 years older now and don't do ninja gardening any more. Rain water with a frisson of rotting veg, some dead insects and a hint of sulphur isn't the worse thing I've tasted but I wouldn't recommend gargling the stuff.