Create a DIY Rotating Irrigation System with Plastic Bottles for Just 10 Cents (Page 2 ) | August 5, 2024
Annonce:
- Connecting the Bottles (Simple Method)
Tape Connection: Insert the neck of the bottle with holes into the open end of the second bottle and secure with duct tape. - Connecting the Bottles (Sturdy Method)
Wire or Zip Tie: Drill holes in both bottle caps, thread wire or zip tie through, and twist to secure. - Attaching the Hose
Secure Hose: Make a small hole in the cap of the second bottle, slide the hose onto the bottle neck, and secure with a hose clamp. - Optional: Adding Height
Use PVC Pipe: Drill a hole in the bottom of the first bottle, slide onto a PVC pipe, and secure with tape for added height. - Optional: Decorating
Spray Paint: Decorate the bottles with spray paint, avoiding the holes. - Using the Irrigation System
Set Up and Test: Place the system in your garden, turn on the hose, and adjust water pressure for the desired spray strength. - Conclusion
Efficient Gardening: By following these steps, you can create an efficient and eco-friendly irrigation system for your garden.
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