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The Burgon & Ball Waterfall Watering Can is an ideal choice for dedicated gardeners who prioritize both durability and ergonomic efficiency. Its 9-litre capacity makes it perfect for managing small to medium-sized garden beds, while its powder-coated galvanised steel construction ensures long-term resistance to rust. While the metal construction offers superior longevity compared to plastic alternatives, users should be mindful that the can becomes significantly heavier when filled to its maximum capacity.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | GTW/W9TRUFF |
| Brand | Burgon & Ball |
While the powder-coated finish is weather-resistant, it is highly recommended to store it in a dry, sheltered location during winter to prevent rust and damage from freezing water.
Water weighs approximately 1kg per litre, so a full 9-litre can will weigh roughly 9kg plus the weight of the steel body.
Yes, the can comes with a removable screw-on rose.
The oval shape keeps the can closer to your leg as you walk, providing better clearance and comfort compared to a traditional round watering can.
Like any metal object, it may become warm to the touch if left in direct sunlight for an extended period.
Unscrew the rose, check for trapped dirt in the threads, and re-attach, ensuring it is tightened securely.
Remove the rose and rinse it thoroughly under a tap to clear any mineral build-up or debris from the holes.
To begin, ensure the rose is screwed on tightly if you intend to use the spray function; test the seal before entering your garden. Periodically check the screw threads to ensure they remain free of debris.
To maintain the longevity of the powder-coated steel, store the can in a shed or garage during winter months to protect it from extreme frost. Clean the exterior with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap to remove soil or sap. Avoid using abrasive scouring pads, as these can scratch the powder-coated finish and expose the steel underneath to moisture, potentially leading to surface oxidation.
