Dramm Telescoping RainSelect Rain Wand - 34 to 55-in Extension - 9 Spray Patterns - Red

Reach Distant Plants With Gentle, Adjustable Watering - 34 to 55 In

Watering high shelves, hanging baskets and back rows means stretching, stepping and wasting water. This wand telescopes to any length in its range, and a dial selects the spray pattern that suits the plant. A thumb-controlled ball valve starts and stops flow, so you save water while moving from one plant to the next.

As a single unit, it suits home gardeners and indoor growers who water by hand and want one tool for seedlings, established plants and cleanup. Growers with larger rooms can add units so each person has their own wand.

Key Features & Benefits

• Telescoping length — extends from 34 to 55 inches and holds any length in between.
• Nine spray patterns — turn a dial from a fine mist for young plants to a shower for mature ones, or a stream for cleanup.
• Thumb-controlled ball valve — one thumb controls the flow without setting the wand down.
• Aluminum alloy, brass and plastic build — keeps the wand light while using durable materials.
• Lifetime guarantee to the consumer — backs the wand with the maker's coverage.

Who Should Use Dramm Telescoping RainSelect Rain Wand

Choose it if you hand-water hanging plants, tiered benches or crowded rooms and want to reach without climbing or straining. It also suits anyone who needs a gentle spray for seedlings and a stronger one for rinsing surfaces.

About Dramm Telescoping RainSelect Rain Wand

Dramm makes watering tools for growers. This red wand is made from aircraft grade aluminum alloy, brass and plastic, with a thermoplastic rubber grip and a thumb-controlled ball valve. It offers nine patterns: turret stream, shower, rain, center, cone, angle, mist, flat and fan.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long is the wand?
A: It extends from 34 to 55 inches. You can stop at any length in that range.

Q: Which spray patterns does it have?
A: It has nine: turret stream, shower, rain, center, cone, angle, mist, flat and fan. You select them by turning the dial.

Q: How do I stop the water between plants?
A: Use the thumb-controlled ball valve on the grip. It lets you shut off flow without returning to the supply.

Q: What is a ball valve?
A: A ball valve controls flow with a rotating ball that has a hole through it. Turning it opens or closes the water path.

Q: What is it made from?
A: It uses aircraft grade aluminum alloy, brass and plastic, with a thermoplastic rubber grip.

Q: Is there a warranty?
A: Yes, the maker provides a lifetime guarantee to the consumer.