Easy Garden Hose Maintenance

Easy Garden Hose Maintenance

 

If you’re like me, you have struggled with your garden hose for years. No amount of fancy wrapping, carts, or hangers seem to keep it 100% under control at all times. It doesn’t matter if your hose is 25 ft or 100 ft they’re prone to kinks, twists, and inciting a level of anger that only a garden hose can.

Ohuhu knew the problem and they created a solution: the Ohuhu 75 Ft Expandable Garden Hose.

Wait, it’s not your average garden hose. No rubber and no loss of control here. Made from a new polymer material for a stronger and more durable design, the Ohuhu hose expands to 3 times it’s original length. Starting at 25 ft and weighing only 2.5 lbs, the hose is easily coiled and compact for storage. Turn on the water and it quickly expands to 75 ft with no tangles and no twists. The flexibility of the polymer hose makes it easy to move without kinking.

Ohuhu has truly made a magical products because it goes from flat to full as soon as you turn on the water. When you turn off the water, the hose shrinks back to 25 ft in a matter of minutes. Perfect for avid gardeners who want to spend more time with their plants than working on their hose! Easy to handle for kids looking to help water the flowers or create their own Summer splash pad in the back yard.

When you purchase the Ohuhu Expandable Garden Hose, you’ll get:

(1) 75 Ft Expandable Garden Hose
(1) Sprayer with 8 Patterns
(1) Hose Holder

That’s a fantastic deal! Plus, these make great gifts for anyone on your buying list. Get your very own Ohuhu Expandable Garden Hose today!

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