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Garden hose. It has a satisfying click, and it stops water flow while disconnected ๐คฏ
Where are you from? Because here in the US, our garden hoses do neither of those things.
These bad boys are the best thing about gardening in Britain
This is what's used in Australia also, but what do they use in the US then, if not the clicky boys?
Nothing, just metal threading M-F connected to a tap usually. Not very satisfying!