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Oct 17, 2012 3:37 AM CST
Name: Juli
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I have not had any problems with it at all. Maybe they make them differently now?

I just went and read a few reviews. Seems the first few left it out in freezing temps, causing internal parts to freeze and break.

I must say, I do not use this nozzle for everything. I use it for spraying daylilies.

It does not have an "instant" on/off, you have to twist it to turn off. I prefer, for everyday hose use, to be able to turn the water on and off by pulling a trigger, or squeeze-type handle. Most of the time, I use a simple on/off hose end, with a Dramm Water Wand connected.

I don't leave my hoses out in freezing weather. They are drained and stored in the garage.
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