Understand Nozzle Lifespan and Filter Needs

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Rotating nozzles, particularly those with ceramic balls for rotation, do not last indefinitely and may need regular replacement (e.g., 2-3 times per year). It's advisable to invest in a rotating nozzle that includes a built-in filter. This filter prevents debris from irrigation water or other dirty sources from clogging the small orifice of the nozzle, ensuring consistent performance and extending its functional life.