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Noodlehead N111C Flexible Lawn & Garden Sprinkler |  | Brand: Noodlehead
Category: Lawn & Patio
List Price: $13.99
Buy New: $12.25
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Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  54 reviews
Sales Rank: 229
Autographed: No
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 5.3 x 3.4
MPN: N501C
Model: N111C
UPC: 685629001012
EAN: 0685629001012
ASIN: B000YKJ6YW
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| Features:
| • | You control the spraying of only that which you want watered | | • | Conserves your water by not spraying streets, sidewalks, buildings, windows, people or cars | | • | No more brown spots in your lawns, simply point more noodles at them | | • | Adapts to any shape or pattern you can imagine | | • | Perfect for flowerbeds, sideyards, lawns, patios, courtyards, vegetable and herb gardens |
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Product Description
Noodlehead - The flexible lawn and garden sprinkler that waters exactly where you want it to water! The flexible noodles on this sprinkler stay bent where you point them. This lawn and garden sprinkler conserves water by not spraying sidewalks, people and cars. This flexible sprinkler adapts to any shape of garden area. ,br.,br. This sprinkler will effectively water areas up to a 20' x 20' lawn, a 40' strip, any irregular shape - just attach to an overhang or eave. Use the optional "Extend-A-Riser" to elevate your Noodlehead sprinkler above growing vegetation. Simply add up to three riser extensions with heights of 8" to 16", up to 24". This flexible sprinkler will have you will wonder how you ever watered without it!
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 54
 tryagain August 27, 2010
disappointed
I was very excited to receive my sprinkler but, I was disappointed the first time I used it. If you live somewhere the water pressure does not change, it would be ok. Our water pressure changes all of the time so the plants don't get watered like I set up the sprinkler.
 Too Small August 25, 2010
lesley
This product was too small - it looks much larger in the photo. Not good for a yard at all, perhaps for a small garden area.
 Noodlehead sprinkler August 12, 2010
jdaisy
Great for the small garden. Does a great job directing the water to
only the areas you need to.
 Somewhat Junky August 10, 2010
dogmother
I purchased this recently to water my 3 x 6 foot raised bed. I'm not entirely sure if the Noodlehead came with a cracked "noodle" or not, but one of the noodles immediately broke off as I set it up for first use and with zero "man handling" on my part. I wasn't impressed. Once a noodle breaks off it basically sprays water from that "noodle head" all over the place and at higher volume. It is also very, very lightweight- the pic makes it look like it is manufactured better than it is. Being lightweight makes it difficult to position or get the sprinkler to lay flat. There is a stake that comes with it but that makes it more difficult to reposition. I'm guessing that for the money you could probably find something better to water a small space or specific area. The final annoyance is that the packaging is the "NON frustration free" version and it is pretty well darn encased in plastic. Perhaps that's what prevents the noodles from breaking off? I would not repeat this purchase although I'm using it for now to water my little garden.
a lot of noodling around... July 25, 2010
PurrSuede (Albuquerque, NM United States)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
The idea in this sprinkler is that it has 12 "noodles" that you can point in whatever position you want to get the best coverage of an unusual shape or area, but you totally have to noodle around with this to get it adjusted the way you want.
If you have an irregular area that is difficult for other sprinklers to cover properly this might work. But if you want to change the location of the Noodlehead from one place to another, be prepared to doink around with the noodles again.
Turn off the water, re-aim the noodles, turn on the water, hope it worked, oooops, turn off the water again, re-aim... repeatedly...
Otherwise you will likely get wet trying to adjust it. If you can find an application area where you can set it just once and leave it alone, this might work for you.
Frankly I've only used it once or twice because it's such a pain to work with...
If you want a really really GREAT sprinkler, try this one: Dramm 15024 ColorStorm 9-Pattern Premium Turret Sprinkler With Heavy Duty Metal Base - Green (and it comes in different colors as well...)
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