Is 花园水管收纳盆 Worth Selling?

“I bought this hose bucket when we moved into our house (... Riveted Hose Pot ...). The hose kinks and requires lots of unraveling. Any recommendations for hose storage/dispensing device that prevents kinks”

“For those of you who coil garden hoses—either bare or in hose pots—rather than using reels, I highly recommend you try the “Over Under” method of coiling the hose... It prevents or greatly reduces kinking and fighting the hose when you coil or uncoil it.”

“In order to make even the cheapest hose anti-kink, instead of rolling or coiling it into circles, I coil it into a figure 8. I learned this method at a perennial farm and life is awesome.”

“every.single.year - I find myself buying a new hose reel to replace last year's busted model that is leaking, etc. I have had ones in a box, ones on wheels, ones with built in leaders - none of them last.”

“The plastic hose reel boxes are garbage and fail prematurely, most often the out- tube. The cost of the replacement part shipped from Suncast is about 25% of buying a whole new reel.”

“I have a retractable in front of house and another in back. Game changer. The crank ones always see, to break on me.”

“Do you have any recommendations for hose storage that a.) doesn't require drilling or screws, 2.) doesn't stake in the ground or D.) doesn't involve one of those boxes where you wind the hose up? It seems like there should exist just a simple hook you can wind your hose around that sits on the ground, but so far, I haven't found it.”

“The Liberty wall-mount mentioned in another comment is nice, but I can't mount things to the outside of my house (stucco is rarely your friend). Most hose reels are absolute junk that don't last more than a summer.”

“I'd stick a post in the ground and mount it to that. But I'm just extremely adverse to putting holes in my siding after fixing all the water damage the previous homeowner just decided to ignore.”

“I had this eyesore area next to my deck with a messy hose box, random plants and mulch and mud was constantly spewing in to my travertine pool decking… so i built a little path with a drainage buffer, upgraded the hose storage and got to planting.”

“There's a few that are just covered pots that you just toss the whole thing into. Seems tacky & bad for the hose.”

“I use a big copper pot on the ground, coil the hose into it and out of it. Mine has a lid. Lee Valley sells them I think.”

“I put them all together in an old hose pot I had rusting in the backyard.”

“My biggest gripe is how lightweight it is so you have to put your foot down on it while reeling in/out or it falls right over.”

“Every one I've ever used ended up a lopsided spool that gets stuck, and is so light they get dragged around in a 6 ft. radius from the bibb.”