How to set up the works water spray gun
Setting It Up
Getting The Works ready to go takes a couple of minutes:
- Attach the tap connector. Screw the tap connector fitting onto your outdoor tap, hand-tight — no tools needed, but make sure it's snug so it doesn't leak under pressure.
- Attach the brass fitting to your hose. Screw the other brass fitting onto the end of your garden hose the same way.
- Connect the spray gun. Click the gun onto the hose fitting until it locks into place. Give it a gentle tug to check it's seated properly.
- Turn on the tap and test the flow. Start with the tap on low to check for leaks at both connection points before opening it up fully.
- Twist the dial to choose your mode. Rotate the head through the 7 settings to find the right one for the job — fine mist for seedlings and new plantings, wider patterns for general watering, and the jet setting for pathways, fences, and outdoor cleaning.
- Use the trigger lock for hands-free jobs. Squeeze the trigger and engage the lock if you need both hands free while watering — press the trigger again to release it.
That's it. No extra tools, no fiddly washers to lose — just twist, click, and go.