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Rain aid poly tubing

12 years ago

Has anyone heard of Rain aid brand poly tubing and or Star nursery. Googling it only yields the site where I found it for sale at Star nursery.

It is priced right and with free shipping it seems like a good deal but I don't want to be stuck with some crappy tubing trying to save a few bucks and having to replace it a year later.

http://www.starnursery.com/irrigation/drip-tubing.html?p=2

thanks

family

Here is a link that might be useful: star nursery

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mike1059
12 years ago
Comparing the specifications to the rain bird poly tubing that I normally use it looks like an acceptable alternative. You should have no problems using it.
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