never tried it, I would be very cautious with anything that has ridges on the inside though. There is some stuff I have been looking at, I will find it later and ping you a PM
If that's conduit for electrical wire it'll definitely have holes in it and won't hold water, just fyi!
hello mate - that stuff is rock hard. The only tip I have for you sit the pipes in hot water for a few seconds before you work on them. It is the standard irrigation fitting - it is a pain but once it is in it stays put nicely.
What you could do also so you dont have to connect/disconnect anything for any purpose is to have it like this: Pump, pipe, drippers, inline tap, pipe, end stop. This way you can always leave the pump there but use teh tap to either feed the drippers by closing the tap, or open it up to the stopper where you can add a hose or something to drain and clean up etc..does that make any sense at all?
Hot water, heat gun, even a hair drier will work!Everything except the sequence hahaha but it will when I go over it a few more times.. heading our for dinner with the daughter and her BF here.. there better not be any surprise announcements other than 'we'll pay'
) so that's every 5 hours.. timer on for 6 minutes per feed which should deliver just over a litre.. Draining to waste. Won't know if its worked until i get up in the morning and check for run off.
I was a bit behind in my reading, but I used a hot air gun to soften the plastic in the corners of my tray and used a piece of metal pipe to indent the shape into them so the tray would fit snugly inside my tent...I do have some more detailed pictures of this, but can't seem to find them.
