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I can't name a single self respecting, professional landscaper/irrigator who would install one of these things. These look like they are for the over 65 DIY crowd who have nothing better to do.... just my $.02
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I thought donuts were to keep grass from growing over the sprinkler? The only thing that funnel looks like it will accomplish is accumulate clippings and leaves and funnel water to the base of the sprinkler, causing the soil to be even more unstable.
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As far as grass clippings, they shrivel up and disappear just as they do in your lawn now. Leaves do accumulate but they are easily removed. Actually the vacuum of the mower decks going over them often picks the majority of them out of this funnel. lol Once this funnel is installed, it doesn't retain water. All water gets absorbed by the surrounding ground just as it would without the funnel. |
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Sorry dude, don't agree with you on several of your points, and I'm still not seeing what good this will do, other than being an eye sore.
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It does provide something to trip over, so Lionel Hutz approves.
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Or to sprain your ankle .... the lawyers (leaches) will like it.
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so long sprinkler buddy guy!
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I like the donuts along the driveway to keep truck tires off my sprinkler heads.
The Florida folks understand why. |
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The sprinklers I work on don't need donuts.... or coffee. And they get all messy and sticky with icing. Of course maple bars and jelly donuts are the most difficult because they don't come with holes.
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