Hourleey Brass Garden Hose Splitter (2 Way), Solid Brass Hose Y Splitter 2 Valves with 2 Extra Rubber Washers (Brass)

This splitter works exactly as advertised. I needed something to run both a garden hose and a drip irrigation timer off the same spigot, and this handled it perfectly. The brass feels solid and well-made — not like the flimsy metal or plastic ones I’ve used in the past. The valves turn smoothly and give you full control over each side without leaking or dripping.Installation was super simple. It came with two extra rubber washers, which was a nice touch, though I didn’t need them right away. The threading fit snugly onto my outdoor faucet, and everything sealed up with no leaks on the first try. I did give the fittings a quick hand-tighten every few days for the first week just to be safe, but it’s held up great so far.Overall, if you’re looking for a heavy-duty hose splitter that actually feels like it’ll last more than one season, this is a solid choice.

Great connector for my garden bed irrigation system. Definitely use the plumbers tape to prevent leaks. Seems to be great quality also!

This work great and lasts a long time. It's great to use two hoses to water.

My only concern is the need for Teflon tape. I’ve never needed this on an outdoor hose fitting before and my hose connections don’t leak.I initially installed to the faucet without the supplied Teflon tape and hand tightened well. The new washer was in place and properly seated. Turned it on and it leaked badly.Added the Teflon tape - just a few layers - and no leak at all. Makes me think that the threads on the splitter just aren’t that precisely machined. Hopefully they did not affect the faucet threads before the tape was applied but anyway it works perfectly now.I really like the fact that it is solid brass - especially the splitter valve handles as the plastic ones are notorious for breaking off especially with UV degradation out in the sun all day.One word of prevention - if your hose fittings are aluminum or another metal other than brass be sure to remove periodically as the metals other than brass can corrode making it very difficult to remove non-brass fittings.A little petroleum jelly on the threads may help delay the corrosion - or in this case, the Teflon tape may provide some barrier.

A brass outdoor faucet splitter is what my wife asked for. This is perfect in every way!

Completely in the dark as to why these include teflon tape! The rest of the engineering is top-notch.I have four of them so far, and none leak. Hand-tight, and barely, at that. The swiveling ability is a perk for a tidy installation. Easy five stars. Not a lot to say other than these are above and beyond expectation.The orifices of sufficient size were what originally got my attention; it can be difficult to find decent-flowing wyes. They may cost a bit more than others, but sometimes the good stuff does cost more. For those saying the valves are hard to turn, that's a sign of quality, in my opinion. I expect these to last a while. I found them easy to not only install, but also use (including the valves, with various hands of differing strengths). I just measured one; the exit aperture barely allowed the blunt end of a drill bit 21/64" to pass. 23/64" did not fit and the drill bit set curiously did not include an 11/32" bit.

Made in China but still good quality. Even sent Teflon tape and extra washer!

Very nice quality. Exceeded expectations at this price.