Drip Irrigation Kit, 100ft/30M Garden Watering Automatic System - Micro DIY Irrigation Tubing Kits, Blank Distribution Hose Atomizing Nozzles Drippers for Plants Flower Bed, Patio, Lawn

Everything works fine except for the T connection joins. You will need to zip tie it on to additionally secure it. If not it will eventually pop off.

Its a pretty complete set but it really needs the sprayer to be on a stick like some others if you're using it for anything besides hanging in rows from above and if thats the case it won't spray down far enough. I would say do get this kit, but also spend the extra $10 on the sprayers on a stick too so you can do everything you need to.

I put the drip fitting where they needed to be and had it all installed. I was installing the Y gate on my hose and was very careful to start it straight and after the first thread it cross threaded even though I did not force the Y gate it would not thread onto the hose fitting. I tried the smaller single hose connector included and it threaded on with no issues. I cannot send the kit back because it is already in place in my garden.

The kit isn't too bad if you are handy. Most of the nozzles come cross threaded so you have to take them apart and reassemble correctly. The worse thing is the Y connector's female thread is not 3/4" faucet thread. Had to use 2 channel locks and crank it down. Thought it was going to crack but so far so good. Thought that maybe it was a vacuum break and was suppose be loose, but no such luck. ADDENDUM TO ORIGINAL REVIEW. Make sure you open the nozzles enough so that there is no back pressure. I live 120 miles away from where I am using these with a remote control. Arrived at my house only to find I almost lost a lot of expensive plants. The tubing when heated from the sun got so soft that it blow off of the connectors. I would connect one and the next one would blow apart. After thirty minutes of reconnecting them more than once, I opened the nozzels more and hopefully that does the trick. I.m going to miss this weekend so hopefully when I do get back there it held together. I'll just cut back on the watering time as they really put out a lot of water.

I bought those for my sunflowers and I thought it would be so much better to have a system that works this year. Well it went together great up until I had to hook it to the water hose. The connection pop off the hose, yes I used the white tape that came with it to prevent leaks. But even at half the water going through the hose, it leaked at the connection and always popped off. I had more water on the ground that in the bed for my sunflowers. So I bought another attachment that will fit the 1/4 tubing and plan to fix the issue. So until it's corrected just be aware that the connection for the water hose are not made all that great.

Great product for the price.

This product is what it states. That said, if you live in an area with city water that doesn’t have great water pressure then plan your installation carefully. In years past I have used a similar product under the brand name of Mister Mister. That product line quarter inch tubing has a thicker outer wall which means heat is less likely to affect the internal dimension. This product quarter inch tubing is very thin and on particularly hot days, high 90s low 100s; this product doesn’t hold up. Additionally I have found that the sprinkler heads do not perform even in a small installation, as one would expect. Arguably if the community I lived in had super high pressure city water this would be perfect but that’s not the case. It is easy to use it is easy to install and in a very confined pattern it will do great otherwise it’s almost a dripper

Pretty good deal for what you get. I bought two kits because of the amount of emitters, stakes, hoses and connectors for my 12x24ft garden. I ended up with around 40-45 emitters and have a lot of spare parts, but I'm glad I did because each pack only had 2 end plugs to cap the lines, and my plans needed 4 lines.YOU WILL NEED TO BUY A REGULATOR/BACKFLOW PREVENTER unless you want to end up like a lot of the reviewers who kept blowing everything apart.You will need a 3/4 in FH x 3/4 in MIP (tapped 1/2 in FIP) adaptor to attach to a standard garden hose.Use hot water on the hose for all connections