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Little Thinner than I expected, but serves its purpose well. I like all the different nozzle heads so I can decide which way I need them to go, and what id like them to do.

There are two main problems with this drip system: Poor quality t-connectors and poor quality 1/4" line. But, by far it is the poor quality t-connectors that cause the problem. The connectors have small barbs that are not sharp, and when connected to the inferior thin, cheap tubing, they don't hold the tubing securely, and it and will eventually pop off and fail. Please see the photo I attached. In the photo the connector on the top is the one that comes with the set. The one on the bottom is from the pack of t-connectors purchased from Home Depot to replace the inferior ones in the kit. Notice the sharp, larger barbs on the t-connectors that came from Home Depot. These larger barb t-connectors hold even in higher water pressure if you combine them with quality tubing that I also purchased from Home Depot. Also notice that the pictures in the description of the drip system product show t-connectors that are not the ones that you receive in the kit. The first diagram shows the higher quality type barbs. The t-connectors you actually receive are shown in the last image before the video titled "What is in the package". The low quality t-connectors are labeled ” 1/4" Barbed Tee”. This alone is false advertising.I unfortunately did not figure out these flaws in time, and the line popped off of the t-connector while my family was on vacation. Several of my plants did not get watered and died.An additional issue is that the manufacturer of the kit fails to mention at the beginning of the description of the drip kit that you must install a pressure regulator between your water source and the Threaded Faucet Connector to reduce the water pressure to between 25-45 PSI. If you don't the average home water pressure of 40-80 PSI may burst through the side of the cheap tubing or pop the line off from the inferior t-connectors that come with the kit. The manufacturer does mention that the pressure should be between 25-45 PSI, but most people do not understand this and just hook up their Threaded Faucet Connector directly to their hose faucet.One more note: Putting the inferior tubing in hot water before it is installed on the connectors (as suggested in the instructions), will not help if the pressure of the water is above 45 PSI which is the case in most residential homes and apartments.I think that the company that produces this drip system kit is also at fault for not making it clear that you must check your water pressure to make sure it is between 25-45 PSI, or install a pressure regulator to bring the water pressure down to the recommended 25-45 PSI.I wish I had figured out the flaw before I installed my entire system, but this was my first drip system and I was misled by good reviews by people who don't know what they are doing. I wish I had purchased something like the RainBird system or just purchased all the separate pieces from Home Depot and my plants would still be alive.But most of all, I hope you read this review and decide to look somewhere else to find your drip system so your plants will live a long happy life!!!

Durability to be determined

I miscalculated and it was too short

I highly recommend this product. It require at least ah hour to setup, however it is very cost-effective in comparisons with a labor of spilling water with a pitcher.Few of dropper leak water faster no matter how much you try to tighten up the cap, but most of the rest work as intended. Useful package worth of every effort.

Easy install and fit for my little garden. It has all you need to build your own water spray system. Worked as expect so far. You will have lots fun when if you are a serious gardener.

We have used this system in the past and loved it so we are putting it at our vacation home also.

Worked fine. A little hard to put togather.

When first installed everything was working great and was like that for a few months, however a year on i can confirm the fittings are now bursting apart. The only way around it is to turn down the water pressure but then the pressure is so low the sprayers arent really spraying anymore. Also tried cable tieing every fitting joint which I shouldn't have to do. Will be removing it all and replacing it with another solution.

Took a lot of time to set up but done properly it’s a good system it’s in our greenhouse comes on automatically does a great job..each person must experiment to find the right timing for there individual needs