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EIE Conversion irrigation

How do I convert my lawn to drip irrigation?
If your lawn and other parts of your landscape are already zoned differently, then converting to drip irrigation is easy. The first task will be to determine the sprinkler head to convert and then you will need to remove it. In most cases, you will need to dig down to the connection point of the sprinkler head in order to unscrew the head.
What is the difference between eye irrigation and eyelid eversion?
Eye irrigation is used to flush particles and harmful chemicals from the conjunctiva and cornea. Eyelid eversion is used to expose the superior palpebral conjunctiva and fornix, so that foreign matter can be identified in these areas.
How does drip irrigation work?
Drip Irrigation on the other hand delivers water right to the roots of the plant thereby eliminating water waste, and stifling weed growth as there is no excess water on the soil for weeds to utilize. It is actually very easy to convert a sprinkler head to drip irrigation. Why? The hard work has already been done.
How do I irrigate my eye?
Fully open the tubing to achieve optimal irrigation flow. Direct the irrigation stream over the entire surface of the eye, including both the inferior and superior fornices and the cornea. The stream should flow over the surface and should never be pointed directly at the cornea. Retract the eyelids to adequately irrigate the fornices.

Drip Irrigation For Lawns?

Sprinkler heads are becoming more efficient and water smarter than ever before. Products like Hunter's MP Rotator heads and K-Rain Rotary Nozzlessave a lot of water when compared to the old-style spray heads. Studies have shown that when watering lawns, the efficiency of the MP Rotators is on par with drip irrigation. There has been a lot of effort

Where Drip Irrigation Excels

All the other areas in a landscape (like flower beds) that are watered with pop-up sprinklers are much better serviced with drip irrigation. When watering flower beds with sprinklers, a lot of water is wasted in evaporation and on areas that have no plants because the water is indiscriminately distributed overhead. The result is wasting water by wa

How to Convert A Sprinkler Head

It is actually very easy to convert a sprinkler head to drip irrigation. Why? The hard work has already been done. All of the trenching, piping, valve, and controller installation has been done. What you have at each sprinkler head is a water source and you just need a few parts to convert that water source into drip irrigation. We do want to note

Step 1 - Remove The Sprinkler Head

The first task will be to determine the sprinkler head to convert and then you will need to remove it. In most cases, you will need to dig down to the connection point of the sprinkler head in order to unscrew the head. The exception would be if the sprinkler head or flood bubbler was installed on a riser. If that is the case, you can just unscrew

Step 2 - Determine Water Requirements

Before you can install any drip irrigation products, you first have to know how many plants you wish to water and how far away they are from your sprinkler head. Let’s look at the number of plants to water. There are a number of sprinkler conversion products, some are designed to water single plants and others are for multiple plants. For single pl

Step 3 - Installing

Most of the conversion products need to be installed above ground. This means if you dug down to remove the sprinkler head, a riser will be needed in order to get back to ground level. The length of the riser depends on how high you want the conversion item to be off the ground. Screw in your threaded riser to your PVC pipe and then fill in the hol

EIE Conversion irrigation

How do I convert my lawn to drip irrigation?

What is the difference between eye irrigation and eyelid eversion?