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There are 5 or 6 of these funnels on stakes in my back yard from the previous owner. Are they insect bait/poison stations? Repellent stations for chipmunks? (not working in that case!)
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There are 5 or 6 of these funnels on stakes in my back yard from the previous owner. Are they insect bait/poison stations? Repellent stations for chipmunks? (not working in that case!)
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These are Hose Guides. They're usually placed near deck posts and similar obstructions to stop your water hose from kinking when you pull it around a corner. They're also used near gardens to stop you dragging the hose through the garden and ruining your planting. Possibly this one:
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oooo. do they spin, or are they supposed to work just by their shape? I might need some.
– ShapeOfMatter
8 hours ago
Some spin. Some slide. These look like a two-piece design, which implies that they spin.
– isherwood
7 hours ago
Doooh! They ARE set up near a water spigot and around a garden bed (though not much is growing in it these days)
– autonomy
7 hours ago
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I think that Amazon link is the exact product in the question. You can see residual from the sticker that 90% of the reviews are complaining about.
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These are Hose Guides. They're usually placed near deck posts and similar obstructions to stop your water hose from kinking when you pull it around a corner. They're also used near gardens to stop you dragging the hose through the garden and ruining your planting. Possibly this one:
edited 8 hours ago
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oooo. do they spin, or are they supposed to work just by their shape? I might need some.
– ShapeOfMatter
8 hours ago
Some spin. Some slide. These look like a two-piece design, which implies that they spin.
– isherwood
7 hours ago
Doooh! They ARE set up near a water spigot and around a garden bed (though not much is growing in it these days)
– autonomy
7 hours ago
2
I think that Amazon link is the exact product in the question. You can see residual from the sticker that 90% of the reviews are complaining about.
– Steve-o169
7 hours ago
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These are Hose Guides. They're usually placed near deck posts and similar obstructions to stop your water hose from kinking when you pull it around a corner. They're also used near gardens to stop you dragging the hose through the garden and ruining your planting. Possibly this one:
edited 8 hours ago
manassehkatz
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answered 8 hours ago
Chris CudmoreChris Cudmore
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oooo. do they spin, or are they supposed to work just by their shape? I might need some.
– ShapeOfMatter
8 hours ago
Some spin. Some slide. These look like a two-piece design, which implies that they spin.
– isherwood
7 hours ago
Doooh! They ARE set up near a water spigot and around a garden bed (though not much is growing in it these days)
– autonomy
7 hours ago
2
I think that Amazon link is the exact product in the question. You can see residual from the sticker that 90% of the reviews are complaining about.
– Steve-o169
7 hours ago
add a comment |
These are Hose Guides. They're usually placed near deck posts and similar obstructions to stop your water hose from kinking when you pull it around a corner. They're also used near gardens to stop you dragging the hose through the garden and ruining your planting. Possibly this one:
edited 8 hours ago
manassehkatz
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answered 8 hours ago
Chris CudmoreChris Cudmore
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These are Hose Guides. They're usually placed near deck posts and similar obstructions to stop your water hose from kinking when you pull it around a corner. They're also used near gardens to stop you dragging the hose through the garden and ruining your planting. Possibly this one:
edited 8 hours ago
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oooo. do they spin, or are they supposed to work just by their shape? I might need some.
– ShapeOfMatter
8 hours ago
Some spin. Some slide. These look like a two-piece design, which implies that they spin.
– isherwood
7 hours ago
Doooh! They ARE set up near a water spigot and around a garden bed (though not much is growing in it these days)
– autonomy
7 hours ago
2
I think that Amazon link is the exact product in the question. You can see residual from the sticker that 90% of the reviews are complaining about.
– Steve-o169
7 hours ago
add a comment |
oooo. do they spin, or are they supposed to work just by their shape? I might need some.
– ShapeOfMatter
8 hours ago
Some spin. Some slide. These look like a two-piece design, which implies that they spin.
– isherwood
7 hours ago
Doooh! They ARE set up near a water spigot and around a garden bed (though not much is growing in it these days)
– autonomy
7 hours ago
2
I think that Amazon link is the exact product in the question. You can see residual from the sticker that 90% of the reviews are complaining about.
– Steve-o169
7 hours ago
oooo. do they spin, or are they supposed to work just by their shape? I might need some.
– ShapeOfMatter
8 hours ago
oooo. do they spin, or are they supposed to work just by their shape? I might need some.
– ShapeOfMatter
8 hours ago
Some spin. Some slide. These look like a two-piece design, which implies that they spin.
– isherwood
7 hours ago
Some spin. Some slide. These look like a two-piece design, which implies that they spin.
– isherwood
7 hours ago
Doooh! They ARE set up near a water spigot and around a garden bed (though not much is growing in it these days)
– autonomy
7 hours ago
Doooh! They ARE set up near a water spigot and around a garden bed (though not much is growing in it these days)
– autonomy
7 hours ago
2
2
I think that Amazon link is the exact product in the question. You can see residual from the sticker that 90% of the reviews are complaining about.
– Steve-o169
7 hours ago
I think that Amazon link is the exact product in the question. You can see residual from the sticker that 90% of the reviews are complaining about.
– Steve-o169
7 hours ago
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