Expert Gardener 38" Telescoping 10-Pattern Watering Wand

Love it! Exactly what I needed. Easy to install and use. I have been using it for more than 2 months and have no complaints. It is a must to reach higher hanging plants or watering only the base of my tomato's. Several settings to adjust the water pressure. I use it daily and recommend it.

This thing makes watering your flowers, hanging baskets, and a garden so easy. The telescope extends and there are ten different water settings. Just screw onto your water hose and you are good to go. It is built very well and very versatile. I believe it will last a long time. Love it!

I bought 2 from Lowe's a few year's ago and this one us much better. It's lighter and easier to handle. It's a little longer and the level slides to control the water slides with less ease. It doesn't leak and has held up well with all the watering that I do. It's my favorite one so far. I love every thing about it. It has several spouts but I always use the shower feature since it gental on my plants.

The Expert Gardener watering wand has an easy grip handle that doesn't slip when wet, a one finger on and off switch, a telescoping end, and rotating head with 10 different sprays. With this wand I water my climbing vines, hearty hedges, and delicate succulents. Aside from the greenery I have been able to spray off the blind mosquitos from my entryway, clear the ants off the walkway, and rinse out my gutters. I never have to change my sprayer, it's all in one 😊👍

The Expert Gardener Watering Wand works great! Definitely a must for spring and summer or really any time you have flowers blooming! The nozzle has 8 different specific water flows as pictures and then a nozzle the size of the circle ring for more of a coverage spray. The wand does extend when is really nice to reach those long distance areas and it is easy to extend. The grip on it is rubber and comfortable to the grip.

Easy use. Easy maintenance. Lightweight. Good grip. Perfect for watering plants and the lawn, not so great for gutters or anything needing higher pressure. Fits nicely in a corner.

First, mine came with a tag on but had some dirt on it and water inside it so maybe it works better when it's actually new? It's very lightweight and mostly, if not all, plastic so I would not consider this heavy duty. It sprayed a little weaker than my normal nozzle, which is basically the same thing without the telescoping. As for the telescoping, if you need a slight adjustment, you can just twist it down a little but if you need the entire thing extended, you can unscrew pull and re-screw. This is when I found the first indication of water as I did it inside and water dripped on the floor. I also wish the head tilted more as it's not quite the right angle to hit inside the gutters and this isn't long enough to maneuver it properly either. Or adding in a second bendy spot would help. I'm not sure what similar basic nozzles are going for these days but I wouldn't spend more than $5 over those for the little bit of telescoping capabilities and slight bend that this has for these reasons.

This is pretty cheaply made and I don't expect it to last for long. Also, the sprayer nozzle isn't properly calibrated, which means if I put it on “shower” I get another setting. Mine if them are correct so I have to keep redialing until I happen upon the setting I want. I should have returned it, but I really needed it at the time and the nearest Walmart is too far from me.

When I turned the water on the head popped off. I placed it back on correctly and made sure it was snug and it popped off again. I don't know if mine was glued poorly or what, it doesn't look like any of the plastic pieces are broken. I wanted to return it, but it requires a box. They didn't send it in a box and it's so long I don't have a box that fits it. Dropping it off at a fedex location isn't possible for me either, too far. So I'm basically stuck with a hose extender without the nice head. $13 isn't awful to get my hose to reach the hanging baskets so it's not a total loss. If the head was glued on better I think it'd be a nice tool.

I received this product for free from Influenster in exchange for my review. The Expert Gardener Telescoping Wand may be attached to a garden hose, extends up to 42 inches, and has 10 spray patterns. It was made of flimsy appearing metal and plastic, even though it claims it is “heavy duty construction for extra strength and durability.” The ten spray patterns were not significantly different, and were not necessary. It was easy to turn the water on and off near the hose attachment area and to adjust a different spray patterns by turning the green plastic area at the spray head's spout area. The spray head could be adjusted to different angles. The jet water spray setting, which seemed to be the strongest spray, because it was one central water spray, did not have a very strong force. When the wand was retracted to shorten it, water leaked out from the sides into where the telescoping mechanism originated. The part that was attached to the hose was too long and awkward to attach, because the entire wand had to be turned as one unit. It would be easier to attach to a hose if it had a small, screw on threaded attachment, like the green security knob at the area where the wand telescopes up and down. It would be better if it had other useful features, for example, if it could be attached to bottles to use to dispense sprayable products onto plants or lawn areas. This, overall, is a poor quality item, because it appears cheap in quality, has unnecessary features that are not useful, and not enough additional useful features, and I don't recommend it.