Review on Bobor Outdoor Summer Trampoline Sprinklers by Marcus Curry

Okay, I was skeptical at first. First, you must be about 6 feet tall, have a tall ladder, or rent a giraffe to install this. But of course, once the thing is installed, you can move on to the next step with the help of this giraffe. Don't bring the giraffe back just yet, because now it's time to get your hose, safely climb onto your rented giraffe, and have time to attach the hose to the sprinkler nozzle. The reward is worth it! Now you can get your giraffe back. But don't go without the elephant! Now put on your bathing suit and turn on the water. Get on your trampoline and close it. You can seriously fly out if you forget to close it again. Remember that this key is searched. Archive it and if not, set up your camera to capture the show and submit it to this funniest video show to claim your prize. Now. with all the fun and excitement you are having with your family over the next hour, jumping and sliding and knocking each other down and someone is going to cry at least once and someone might even pee. because children. You know?!. everyone who. back on track. The elephant is needed now. While you jump and chill and pray nobody breaks a bone or two, bring a borrowed elephant to come and suck up the pond you're going to create in your garden below your house. Trampoline. without even realizing it. Your water bill will surely increase if you use this item for many hours every day. Your garden will be flooded and you will no doubt create your own waterlogged pond after the first hour of use, as soon as you use it. you will do that diligently until the end of summer. Finally, animals need help, higher bills, and an increased risk factor. It's the best $40 you'll spend on outdoor water toys this summer to keep you and your kids entertained. You will not regret the purchase. You will only regret reading this and not buying it! I expect to see lots of fun videos of kids sliding off their trampolines throughout the fall TV season. Have fun jumping in the water this summer! Hooray!