be defined as the section of hose portion 26 which spins around a user of the apparatus the apertures 32 preferably are sized to provide a spray or mist of water in the predetermined area however a variety of aperture patterns and aperture sizes may be provided resulting in a variety of patterns for sprays preferably the apertures 32 are 1 32 inch or 1 64 inch in diameter spaced at 6 inch intervals the apertures 32 may be alternated at 90 u00b0 to the previous apertures the apertures 32 are formed by pressing a drill bit or similar device through the entire tube 26 a maximum number of apertures 32 will be reached before loss of water pressure prevents spray from being released towards the end of the tubing 26 adjacent second handle 18 as seen in fig5 an auxiliary handle 40 may be provided to shorten the length of hose portion 26 for use of the apparatus 10 by a single person the auxiliary handle 40 includes a clamp 42 which attaches the handle 40 to hose portion 26 without pinching off the water flow through the tubing handle 40 freely turns on support member 44 which attaches the handle 40 to clamp 42 in a manner similar to that described with respect to second handle 18 second handle 18 may optionally include a means for securing the hose portion 26 to stationary objects such as a fence or post not shown in use the apparatus 10 would be attached to a water source such as a garden hose a first person would retain first handle 14 a second person would retain second handle 18 and a third person would stand adjacent the predetermined area.