6 ft is too short to reach our baby. is it possible to use extension hosing? or better to buy the 8 foot version w. different nozzle?
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This hose easily reached my baby who was sitting in a bath seat at the opposite end of the tub, as well as my toddler who was standing as far away from the shower as possible (got them both rinsed!).
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You can get about 50-60 feet depending on your pressure and can probably get the throw down to 10 feet with the screw diffuser all the way in. There are about 8 nozzles as I recall.
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Oh, definitely! The smaller nozzles would probably be great for this! Thanks for the idea!
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The hose is definitely not 6' long! I was very upset when I received this- it was barely 3', and way to short to reach from our shower head to the tub where my son can reach it. I returned this. In regards to if it can attach to the sink; I am not sure, but I don't think so, because in the shower you remove your showerhead, attach the metal diverter piece, and then put the shower head back. You can then switch from having water come through the showerhead as usual, or through the hose extension. If you were to put this in your kitchen faucet, I think the water would just spurt out where the shower head would otherwise attach (does this make sense? A bit hard to explain...)
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Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased... » Read More Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. « Show Less
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I received a six foot hose.You can purchase additional length at any hardware store
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All you have to do is detach one end of the hose from the body and attach which tool you would like to use. The downside is that the hose is limited by it's range. It is too short to do drapes or anything over 3 ft. Also note it is very heavy to move around.
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I managed to dig 30 inches down with this in unmodified form. I have read of people using this post hold auger to dig 20ft deep wells by extending the handle. So it is possible to get 6 feet deep, but not without some DIY modifications.
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Interesting question, I never use those things. The dryer comes with one, you may like it, but in response the nozzle goes 2" until beginning to get wider and it is 6.25" circumference, as that seems like an important point.
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Hi Mario! Thank you for your question. The extension will only work with the 8' Orion crane making for a total of 12'. The smaller 4' Orion Jr. crane does not have the capability to have an extension added to it.
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For longer reach, I would replace (not extend) the original hose with one of larger diameter. Larger diameter at the same flow rate will have lower frictional loss, with a lower loss of pressure.
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Very short. You can buy an extension hose, at any super-hardware store, that will meet your needs. JK
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Gail, I think about 7 or 7.5 ft would be enough. We have not had trouble but extended is probably a good idea. Hope it helps. Kyle
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I read about a 6" extension to use this for 11 meter. Where would I get a 6" extension? ---- TIA
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I think about 6 feet, but you can buy an extension. If this is not sufficient, let me know
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As a user who lost the hose (it blew off and sank before I could retrieve it) I would advise either holding the hose when pumping or tape it to the pump. As long as you can find the right diameter hose I don't see any reason why the hose can't be as long as you want. The pump has a strong projectile.
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I haven't seen the ad but rest assured that it is not 7 inches. We purchased this model when our old one broke and was going to cost $150 to have it repaired. We loved the prior model and purchased the this one without regretted it. I think once you get the handle extended and with the hose to the motor it may be 7 to 8 FEET long.