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Watering can No stress

Watering can No stress
This instructable arises from the need to have something that is halfway between a watering can traditional and a rubber for water, combining the advantages of one to the other without presenting large incidents.
It's a watering can that is continuously fed through a rubber
the water that fills continuously but that, if we stop to rest for a bit until you upload is full and no overflows.
 
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Step 1The heart of the system

The heart of the system
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The heart of the whole construction is the tap propelled by a float that is used in the water tank discharge the W.C.
The second image shows how will their tubes, but, of course, still lacks something.
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14 comments
Jun 13, 2010. 12:03 PMpowerfool says:
It's beatiful :) Well done!!
May 15, 2010. 11:55 PMbertus52x11 says:
At first I thought "Why?. Then when I thought a bit longer, I thought "Smart!".
I like it!
May 11, 2010. 11:46 PMrickharris says:
Interesting, but you can buy  this weird thing to put on the end of the hose which sprays water all over the garden! :-)
May 14, 2010. 6:27 PMPoogle says:
 I know that probably English is not a very familiar language to you, I would like to say that I really loved the way this comment is phrased. and I think this idea - of using the automatic valve shutoff of a WC(toilet) tank for any vessel is brilliant.
May 12, 2010. 6:40 AMiPodGuy says:
I've heard of those!
May 12, 2010. 8:52 PMmilesfromnowhere says:
Cut the top off and have an always full water dish for pets, or in one of those capillary action watering trays.  I like.
May 12, 2010. 4:20 PMWeissensteinburg says:
 I love it! If you could find a quick release for the hose with a valve, it would be nice and portable, too.
May 12, 2010. 12:31 AMmikeasaurus says:
A clever adaptation, the float is a nice touch. Any issues with the float when container is tipped?

Maybe consider installing a hose-bib on the container to shut the water off a backup if you're away from the house.


May 12, 2010. 7:29 AMderte84 says:
not so usefull, but I like it! :)

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