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Since water is a finite resource, the more we can do to conserve it, the better for everyone. But that doesn’t mean your kids can’t have all the sprinkler fun they desire this summer! These tips will help you reduce your water usage while maximizing the water you do use—all without ruining any of the fun. Get little kids, adults and dogs involved, water the grass and cool off under the rainbow and play catch with the sun and flower blow up accessories. It's good to know this inflatable doesn't come with a repair kit. Though, it shouldn't take much of a beating, so we'd expect this sprinkler to last. FORGET plain old paddling pools, for families who want some serious water fun in the garden this summer, the best kids’ water sprinklers have got you covered.

A game they'd never get bored of, this best sprinkler game for kids will have them entertained for hours. With a handy repair kit too, there's no stopping the fun if it happens to get a small hole. Available in six sizes and styles, this inflatable pool-splash pad-sprinkler is an interactive soaking sensation, whether you choose the Coconut Cool—featuring two pool sections, a slide, an inflatable overhead water jet, and a mess of floating balls—or the Classic Basketball, which comes with an inflatable ball and has a built-in basket at one end that sprays out water to keep ‘em cool while they shoot hoops. Tips for conserving water during sprinkler fun Position a slip ‘n slide so that the kids won’t run into anything hard (like a tree) or sharp (like the cactus garden) if they overshoot (which they inevitably will.) Slip and slides are long, narrow, and made of slippery PVC. They usually have water jets along the inflatable or water-filled bumpers to keep the entire length of the slide wet. They’re like splash pads for the big kids—including adults, who also go nuts for a slip ‘n slide. Most slip ‘n slides come with at least one inflatable body board, and some have an inflatable bumper or shallow pool at the end to (maybe) bring the slider to a (somewhat) gentle stop (depending on how hell-bent they are on breaking speed records.) Babies to Boomers: Sprinklers for kids of all ages Kill two birds with one stone (or, as some prefer, ‘feed two birds with one scone’) and set up the sprinkler where you have grass or plants that need watering.Okay, whilst you could just pop on your standard garden sprinkler and let the kids run around in it, these best sprinklers for kids are far more fun. They do more than just shoot jets of water up in the air, some even double up as games for all to enjoy. Nonetheless, it's key to consider a few factors to find which one would suit you and your family best. Aside from the obvious size, price and age suitability, look for the material quality and how much water they need before buying a best garden sprinkler for kids, for guaranteed fun in the sun this year. Material and design There's no doubt the amount of water these best garden sprinklers for kids require is more than you'd like to hear. But don't dismiss the idea of outdoor water play entirely. Instead consider your water usage and follow some helpful tips to conserve. Sprinklers include the hard plastic varieties that sit low to the ground, larger inflatable sprinklers anchored by stakes or a heavy base, and trampoline sprinklers that attach to the net frame with zip ties. Just plug ‘em into in the hose, set ‘em up, and turn on the water.

It also makes a great garden sprinkler too as the rotating motion ensures your whole garden is well watered.The ball is classic in design, meaning your kids are sure to love it for years to come. Still, who said it's only for kids? Adults can have just as much fun playing this water ball game at garden parties or get-togethers. Not too much fun though as it doesn't come with a repair kit like most of the others on the list, so if it tears or breaks you'll need to try and fix it with a puncture repair kit or replace it entirely. For smaller outdoor spaces, inflatable splash balls and small garden sprinklers provide entertainment but don't take up a ton of room.

More of a garden decoration to help you cool off than a game to play, this rainbow arch inflatable sprinkler is our best giant sprinkler for kids. Suitable for large gardens, events or parties, the arch is 2 metres high and stretches just over 1.5 metres wide. Impressive! Versatile too, take it to the pool on holiday and simply inflate with air. Got a trampoline? You can turn it into a waterpark with a trampoline sprinkler, which will never get old with little ones. Simply plug your hose into the side of the mat for the edge of the mat to fill with water before the sprinkler jets spray over the mat. It's worth considering the higher you want the sprinkler to be, the more water and stronger the pressure needs to be. For the best fun in the sun you've ever had, read on for our ultimate selection of the best sprinklers for kids. Best kids sprinklers at a glance:Make sure you have plenty of basic first-aid supplies on hand in the event someone gets a nasty lawn burn (which someone inevitably will) when they do overshoot. If the kids are running through the sprinklers unsupervised, teach them to turn off the water the moment they move on to another activity.