Hozelock Thru Flow 30m Hose and Cart

Boys and their toys inevitably grow into big boys and their very big (and extremely expensive toys) and le hose is one of the more satisfying of the outside variety... Middle age being what it is, my attention over the last few years has been straying ever more readily in the attention of gardening and all things to do with it, although Mrs D keeps giving me a hard time about 'letting the garden go to rack and ruin' ever since I came across Dooyoo and Ciao - get your priorities right, old girl! I mean, it's far more interesting writing about something than actually doing it, after all. Now, where was I..... Oh yeah ... ...  Read the complete review

We were lucky enough to be given one of these as a wedding gift a few years ago. They are a marvellous addition to any garden. The hose cart ensures that hoses are kept in good order,leaving hoses unwound tends to lead to many kinks that are frustrating and annoying to untangle. The sturdy base allows for hoses to be easily unwound, once done with they are equally easily wound back onto the spool.Hoses that are left unwound not only look unsightly but are a real tripping hazard in the garden, particularly for young children who like nothing better than to tear around. The cart comes complete with a range of the more common tap and hose connectors. There ...  Read the complete review

I cannot tell you how many years I struggled with sloshing watering cans, trying to keep my plants and hanging baskets alive, and buckets of water to wash the car... Buying a proper hose, that could be neatly stored and therefore not trip up unsuspecting children and elderly visitors, and one that could be easily wheeled around to the right location, just seemed TOO expensive to contemplate. Luckily last year I found a good one, Hozelock 'Thru Flow' Cart with Professional Hose and Spray Gun at a reduced price in a DIY store, (it is currently £59.99 in Argos) and it came with a free Oscillating Sprinkler, which normally costs an extra ...  Read the complete review