DIG ML-112B ¼” 100’ MICROLINE™ Dripline, 12” Dual Outlet Emitter Spacing, UV-Resistant Tubing for Efficient Irrigation | Ideal for Raised Beds | Flexible, Durable, Easy Installation (Brown)

Why I ever struggled with punching holes and inserting barbed this and that, I'll never know. I opted to go with the 12" spacing of the drip emitters because I have clay soil, and that seemed to be the recommendation; 6", which I was going to get, is recommended for soils that drain quickly. I have purchased 400' of this emitter line, having installed about 250' of it already. What I like about it is that I can go into beds that I plan to have two lines in and essentially lay out a figure eight and leave it that way until I have what it takes to come back an cut the line in half and install either end caps or elbows and non-drip line.This product is forgiving, because if I make a measuring mistake, it's easy enough to either cut another length of emitter line (saving the "goofed" line for some other location). I have used pieces of this drip line with only two emitters attached to regular 1/4" drip line to run up into bucket planters instead of using stake-style emitters. They work just fine. It's a way to not have to waste dripline I screwed up.If it hadn't been for this product, I don't think I would ever have gotten my three-zone, 20-bed drip system installed. I've been putting it off for seven years...seven years! Because of my experience doing one before using all the little emitter pieces. All I had to say to myself this time was "Don't let the Perfect be the enemy of the Good" and get started.

Reliable product that is relatively easy to use and will last many years - great!One tip is to assure that your cut ends are cut using a sharp knife or sharp scissors. A barbed coupler fitting and especially an end cap fitting will then be easier to insert. Also make sure to cut the tube end square (at a right angle) especially to insure end cap fittings have a good grip and will not blow off, as one soon did on me because my cut was not square.

This line works very well.

Some of the holes didn't emit water...some emmited more than others.

I have used this product for several years. I am very satisfied with the performance. It stores easily andis tough. It is very easy to set up an irrigation system with this.

This tubing has integrated emitters as opposed to simple small laser-drilled holes. It seems to me that this product is much less likely to get stopped up with crud in the lines than the laser-drilled tubing. A little more cost, but a few years more service.This product works very well.

It does the job and is easy to work with. I received the item from the seller promptly.

I have purchased this tubbing before. This time I was disappointed. A good amount of the tubbing failed to drip as expected/designed. Most of the dripping "holes" did not allow the water to drip. I thought the water pressure was not enough but finally discovered that apparently the little holes were misplaced (in the assembly line?) and water did not come out as expected. Very disappointed, as I have been using Dig products for some time now. Don't know if some other folks out there have had the same experience.