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As I mentioned in an earlier posting, I am looking to replace
some soaker hose which is beginning to fail. I have now discovered another possible way to do it. I hadn't previously come across Pressure Compensated drip pipes https://www.easy-irrigation.co.uk/leaky-hose-c-240_50 Some of the ones available seem to have mixed reviews https://www.amazon.co.uk/pipe-This-selection-connectors-irrigation-specialists/dp/B00JEKKFDO/ref=sr_1_110? Seems that they may be more durable than a porous hose, and less liable to low flow at the end of a run. Has anybody any experience of them? Chris -- Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK @ChrisJDixon1 Plant amazing Acers. |
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