definitely an "outie"

Right ive I've tried this hose inside the pole lark for a week now and you can poke it

Definitely much better on the outside

Never had so much :turd: between the pole sections and can feel it rubbing when i extend or collapse the pole

Back on the outside now and perfect

I gave it a try but not for me

Not tried it. Wouldn't it catch on hanging baskets and general clutter around walls?

I broke some plastic novelty pigs that were siliconed to a sill the other day. Bloody clutter.

Not tried it. Wouldn't it catch on hanging baskets and general clutter around walls?
I broke some plastic novelty pigs that were siliconed to a sill the other day. Bloody clutter.

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There's a thread somewhere where this all started, where we all gave pros and cons, worth a read...

Each to their own i prefer out..some of you weirdies like in @Jake lol

Tried out for one day, sent me mad. Getting caught on gutters, bushes etc. Each to their own

never tried out.....dont think i,ll bother

Inside for me, just flush the pole out with water spray gun at home if you get a bit of **** inside, outside would be a right pain I'd imagine, just another thing to worry about snagging.

Inside for me, just flush the pole out with water spray gun at home if you get a bit of **** inside, outside would be a right pain I'd imagine, just another thing to worry about snagging.

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Lasted less than a day with it outside, every tree and bush decided to tangle with it,

Inside for me, each to there own though...

I tried outside when i started, theres not much in it except if you snag it it pulls directly on the fittings at bruish head, i kept snapping my plastic jets...Inside generally better apart from when hose gets old and curly like this gardiners shite ive got on at the minute, everytime i extend the pole it gets snagged and turns on aquadapater