• Start by connecting the Hose Splitter (D) to your faucet and tightening it by hand. If you notice leaks or the connection spins freely, wrap Teflon Tape (C) around the faucet thread (5–8 wraps in the tightening direction) and try again.
• Note: This kit is designed to work with two irrigation lines. If you only want to run a single line, simply close one valve on the hose splitter and install an End Plug (F) on that outlet to prevent dirt from entering the splitter.
• Now use two female couplers and two female coupler lock-nuts (from the Hose Coupler Sets, E) to connect the Garden Hose (B) to each outlet of the splitter.
• A note on female couplers: When attaching tubing to a female coupler, slightly spread the inner teeth of the coupler so the hose can enter smoothly. There's a "right" and "wrong" way the teeth should sit — make sure the teeth angle inward, away from the hose entry.
• Unroll the garden hoses toward your irrigation areas, but do not cut the hoses yet — you'll measure and cut them in the next step.

• Important: Always assemble the hose coupler first (male and female parts together), and then attach your hoses. If you connect the hoses before assembling the coupler, the hoses can twist or kink during tightening.
• Assemble the coupler body
• Take a female coupler and a male coupler from one Hose Coupler Set (E) and screw the two center parts together until fully tightened. This creates the main body of your coupler.

• Slide the coupler lock-nut onto the garden hose.
• If you're using a female coupler end, double-check the teeth orientation (see Note in Step 1).
• Push the garden hose fully onto the coupler body.
• Screw the lock-nut onto the coupler to secure the hose.

• Slide the coupler lock-nut onto the soaker hose.
• Same teeth check if you're using a female end.
• Push the soaker hose fully onto the coupler body — make sure it's all the way in.
• Screw the lock-nut on to secure it.

Tip: Make sure both hoses are inserted fully into the coupler before tightening the threaded rings. A proper fit prevents leaks and ensures even water flow.

• Want to water multiple zones? You can! Cut and alternate sections of Soaker Hose (A) and Garden Hose (B), joining them with Hose Coupler Sets (E) in this pattern:
• Garden hose + soaker hose
• Soaker hose + garden hose
• Repeat the sequence until your entire irrigation area is covered. Use the garden hose sections wherever you don't need watering (for example, between plant beds or across walkways), and the soaker hose wherever you do.

• At the end of each line in the soaker hose system, install a male coupler from a Hose Coupler Set (E). Then connect an End Plug (F) to that male coupler to seal the line.

You're almost done!

• Use the Garden Staples (G) to secure both the garden hoses and soaker hoses in place along the ground.
• Adjust the hose position as needed to follow your irrigation layout and prevent movement once the water is on.
• Slowly turn on the faucet.
• Walk the line and check all hose couplers and connections for leaks.
• Make sure the soaker hose releases water evenly along its full length.