That is handy!
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That is handy!
Hose not needed!
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Re: That is handy!
Incredible!
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Re: That is handy!
I thought cordless charging was great, but, cordless watering, brilliant, no more tangled hoses, no more hoses caught on tree stumps. I must go to the home depot and get one of these !
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Re: That is handy!
I wonder if it's (not) connected to one of these
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Re: That is handy!
Related yes, not connected. Nothing is connected to these new atomic converters.
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Re: That is handy!
Has anyone noticed that it is Wi-Fi enabled?
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Re: That is handy!
The further you get from the antenna, the less water pressure is in the device. I wonder is one has to share bandwidth with the neighbours? Hopefully it can operate over a few channels.jstevens wrote:Has anyone noticed that it is Wi-Fi enabled?
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Re: That is handy!
If you manage to use the flaw in his Water Protected Access (WPA) protocol...
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Re: That is handy!
"Hmm. What does this button do?" Said everyone before being ejected from a car, blown up, or deleting all the data from the mainframe.
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Some Loungers would disagree...kdock wrote:If ONLY it got that cold
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Re: That is handy!
Well, I guess it does seem a long way to go just for uniquely shaped ice cubes.... And I might be overestimating my tolerance for temperatures below 40F as we rarely get there here. Of course, we rarely go above 70F, too. So... maybe I don't need ice cubes much, either.HansV wrote:Some Loungers would disagree...kdock wrote:If ONLY it got that cold
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