- Battery or solar operated hose timer ($8-25)
- Pressure regulator ($5)
- Garden hose (already had)
- Hose adapter, hose to 1/2” tube ($3)
- 12’ of 1/2” drip irrigation poly tube, wrapped in a semi-circle ($10) to close off the end of the 1/2” tube, we simply bent it back sharply and wired it tightly
- Three barbs punched into 1/2” tube, connect to micro tubing $(5)
- Three 2” wide x 18” long Hydrospirals, 1gph in line emitters pre installed ($13 ea, $39)
The system cost was $87, and took 3 hours to install. The timer and pressure regulator are optional but you’ll need to manually turn the faucet on and off, and remember to keep the hose bib flow on low.
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