Handy Water Siphon - recycle used water to where you need it

This clever hand siphon pump by WaterGreen enables you to recycle used water into your garden - for example from a bath, water butt or sink - even during a hosepipe ban or Drought Order. Put one end in your bath, water butt, or pond, connect the other end to a hose, squeeze the pump and let gravity siphon your waste water onto your garden.

It moves water simply, cleanly and affordably. It can also be used to empty cisterns, blocked sinks and dishwashing machines. It stores neatly and can be used at any time. Best of all, you can use your hosepipe to move recycled or rain water, even during a hosepipe ban!

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Price: £19.99 incl. VAT

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This product usually ships within 24 hours. Standard UK delivery cost is £3.95.

* Easy: a few squeezes of the hand pump gets it going, then it runs by itself
* Efficient: empties baths in minutes and can be left unattended
* Flexible: fill a water butt, wash the car or use straight onto the garden
* Convenient: attaches to any standard garden hose
* Effective: recycles water - saving money, your garden and the planet

WaterGreen is made from high quality, robust, uncomplicated components that have been rigorously tested:

* 3.5 metres of high quality clear, braided, kink-free, pvc hose
* Marine quality, robust, easy to squeeze, primer pump
* Connector for all standard ½” garden hoses
* Full instructions
* Leaflets to tell your neighbours you are not breaking the hosepipe ban

NB To work, your garden MUST be lower than the water source - probably at least 12 inches. The water flow is faster the bigger the height differential between the source and end of the hose.

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