I have used various types of sprinklers and it seems to be a theme that they come without instructions. I don't have a lot of time to sit down and figure out how they work, so this annoys me. Am I the only one who feels this way? Is there a brand that consistently provides paper instructions for their sprinklers? Also, I might have heard that some brands simply put their instructions online. I am not sure how I feel about this. What are your thoughts on having instructions online? I am sorry if this topic doesn't fit here. I wasn't sure where to put it.
Any sprinklers I've ever bought had instructions on the package. I think online manuals are a great idea!!! I'm not too sure how much time it would take to figure a sprinkler out ... most have an adjustment for the distance they spray, and the range they oscillate. A few have an adjustment for how fine the spray is. Good Luck!
I understand your frustration and think companies should still supply printed instructions with their products. What if someone doesn't have a computer at home? I didn't have one (at home) for approx. 8 years. Online manuals/instructions are a great addition... but shouldn't be the only resource.
