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About 65 bucks, from Drip-Works,

Can anyone share their experience with this device before I order one?

Is it a good thing, or will it clog up my entire system the first time I add some powdered kelp into the tank?

6/12/2011 9:17:22 AM

Wi

I have 2 and they are working great. Just make sure you don't have back pressure on the line or it will not pull the fert. out. good luck

6/12/2011 9:24:13 AM

Mill Bay, British Columbia

I've used one for years....they are awesome!! Used it for drip lines, soaker hoses, overhead, misting system and all systems are go!!

I use the 3/4 gallon model and the specs are;

Here is a link to the distribution rates. There are 4 settings that deliver the following;

Slow = 1000:1 and uses 750 gallons water
1 = 500:1 and uses 375 gallons water
2 = 250:1 and uses 185 gallons water
Fast = 100:1 and uses 75 gallons

http://www.dripworksusa.com/store/fertilizer.php

6/12/2011 11:32:39 AM

Hinckley MN

I have had some problems with thicker/ incompletely disolving organic fertilizers in EZ flow injectors. I've only ever used the 3 gallon model. I now use it for injecting vinegar into irrigation water for blueberries. I use hoseend sprayers with hose connections on both the in and out sides for fertilizing small areas. MiracleGrow makes a nice one that retails at about $10. just make sure you can connect a hose to both ends. some models only have hose connections on the input side.

6/12/2011 2:29:08 PM

Www.extremepumpkinstore.com

Wally, I would dilute the powdered kelp before you put it in the Ez Flo, plus I dont know if it is common knowledge, it wasnt for me, but thanks to my buddy Todd, i found out that an additional part is necessary from Drip works that actually allows the flow to be faster. Before getting this, it would take about a day to apply the contents of a tank. Now it takes about an hr,the part number is IEZIBVH

7/2/2011 8:09:09 AM