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$5.74*: Orbit Mechanical Watering Hose Timer (62034) at Amazon

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Amazon [amazon.com] has Orbit Mechanical Watering Hose Timer (62034) for $5.74.
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$4.25 lower (43% savings) than the typical price of $9.99

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Amazon [amazon.com] has Orbit Mechanical Watering Hose Timer (62034) for $5.74.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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$4.25 lower (43% savings) than the typical price of $9.99

*Deal history:
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4.3⭐ / 14,737 global ratings
10,000+ bought in past month

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4h ago
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CelestialD
4h ago
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Useful gadget at a good price. Thanks, OP, and repped.
4h ago
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boball
4h ago
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How does this work as in what "time" does it begin ?
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Arcanlaw
4h ago
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Got two, thanks - seems like a great way to fill the pool and not accidentally forget. Ask me how I know that's a huge pita.
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tslonaker
4h ago
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Quote from boball :
How does this work as in what "time" does it begin ?
It starts when you let go of it, you just turn it for however many minutes you want it on. That's why it's $5. Also less stuff to break. I kind of like this style vs the ones where you program them, because the default is no water. Depending on what you're growing, you don't really want to water daily, since less frequent deep waterings help promote deeper root growth. So if you're establishing some shrubs, or have a vegetable garden, this would be a nice way to give them a soak if it's been a while between rains. If you're working on a lawn and need consistent water for germination, the extra work of this probably isn't worth the savings.
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boball
2h ago
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Quote from tslonaker :
It starts when you let go of it, you just turn it for however many minutes you want it on. That's why it's $5. Also less stuff to break. I kind of like this style vs the ones where you program them, because the default is no water. Depending on what you're growing, you don't really want to water daily, since less frequent deep waterings help promote deeper root growth. So if you're establishing some shrubs, or have a vegetable garden, this would be a nice way to give them a soak if it's been a while between rains. If you're working on a lawn and need consistent water for germination, the extra work of this probably isn't worth the savings.

So the start time is when you set it and then every 24 hours from then ?
Or is it manual start each time ?

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