My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
Does anyone use this brand of fert injectors? I'm interested in hearing opinions and experiences. I know it is at the lower end of the scale, but spending $100's on a high-end injector is not an option at this time.
I have an old "hozon" venturi-type injector, but I think it is clogged as I'm not sure it worked last I tried to use it. Maybe a soaking in vinegar would solve this?
Greetings---Try using a cheap sump pump and a couple of those blue fifty five gallon drums with fertilizer already mixed up. Fill them up the day before and your water won't be so cold . Just A Thought -------------Upnortdareh
The Ez Flo Hose and Bib injectors work well but can not be left under constant pressure, so as long as there attached after the shut off valve or set on a timer your all set. Ez Flo also offers in line constant pressure systems but they get a bit pricier.
Strong injectors may also be a good way to go. Most their models are high pressure very simple systems making them fairly indestructible and less complicated to use.
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