Complete PVC Pipelines Chicken Waterer Set (58 Accessories Included) - Automatic Chicken Waterer System with PVC Pipeline, Float Valve and Garden Hose - 8 Cup Capacity for Chickens

"The Chickens Are Calling Me Bob Vila Now" I bought this poultry watering kit fully expecting it to be a soul-crushing exercise in frustration, broken dreams, and emergency glue removal from my eyebrows. Instead, this thing turned me (a self-proclaimed not a plumber, not on TV, not anywhere) into a backyard water system architect worthy of a standing ovation from my chickens. ✅ Assembly? Faster than my last run to town for duct tape and Dr Pepper. ✅ Gluing? Shockingly smooth — didn’t even glue my fingers together once. ✅ Parts? All there (except that one elusive female garden hose connector — but hey, farm law states you must be missing at least one thing or it doesn’t count as a real project). ✅ Float valve? Worked first try, which I’m convinced is a sign the universe temporarily smiled at me. ✅ Final result? The chickens are already bragging to the neighbor’s flock about their premium hydration station. This thing is so slick, I’ve started charging my chickens rent: 200 eggs a year to cover "water service fees." Pro tips for future backyard legends: 💡 Have a cold Dr Pepper on hand. 💡 Remember: drink the soda, NOT the PVC glue. 💡 Expect your wife to say, "I thought you said this wouldn’t take long." Just smile and point to the happy chickens. 💡 Prepare for unexpected local fame when your birds start laying eggs with Yelp reviews inside. In the end, my wife gave me "the nod" (rarer than a golden egg), the chickens stopped unionizing, and I got to yell "I AM THE WATER LORD!" into the sunset. Highly recommend. 200 eggs out of 5 stars.

Easy to assemble and good for the price works really well

Very good product

This setup works perfect for our couple. We hooked a hose up to it and only have to turn it on every other day or so to fill the bucket. Cups do get dirty from the chickens but its not difficult to clean them out. Would 100% recommend this set up.

Hose kinks easy blocking water flow. After fixing the hose, I filled it up. Went out an hour later and it was empty. filled it again and watched as it leaked by overflowing the cups. Adjusted it, it worked great, until a chicken used it. Their pecking at it rotated the assembly downward and poured it all out again. There are better systems out there, this is not one of them.