Pure Rain Nanobubble Technology

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    Hmmm .... something new on the market (I'm a sucker for new gadgets) :doh:



    http://purerain.com/nanobubbles/

    from $17 on amazon.com .... could be stiff competion for hozelock if/when it gets launched here in the UK
     
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    New toy to throw out the pram :lolpt: dim. Remember? We have a hose pipe ban !!

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    I've noticed (as I expect most other folks have)the difference between rain and water from a tap. I'm not sure though that the only difference is air(oxygen). Something to do with Ions?
     
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      no hosepipe ban in Cambridge (yet) from Cambridge water .... and I have written permission to use a hose in areas that are supplied by east Anglian water

      I might get me one of these as I think they are cheaper than hozelock
       
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      I stand corrected Dim.:love30: Will you import or is it available in UK? Let us know how ££ you get on please,
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      Is the advert a joke? I don't get it.:scratch:
       
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      Rain from the SKY also lacks Fluoride and Chlorine, :-)

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      The window on the spray seems to show a fountain effect thus adding oxygen, though would that not happen anyway on its way down to the foliage ?

      Snake oil for Dim

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        But what it lacks on one hand, it more than makes up for on the other. Sulphuric acid has been a popular flavour for a few years now I believe:)
         
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