PlumbingWater Hammer / Pressure Issues4HighHomeowner$ implied

Homeowner needs to prevent anti-siphon hose bib failure causing basement flooding when kids use a splash pad.

No inline device exists to prevent anti-siphon valve failure under backpressure from a splash pad.

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Opp. Score
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Severity
4High
Willingness to Pay
implied
Added
Jun 14, 2026

Workarounds Described

  • uses anti-siphon hose bib with pex A fitting
App Concept

SplashStop Backflow Guard

An inline valve that installs between hose bib and hose, using a spring-loaded check valve and pressure relief to prevent backflow surges from splash pads or sprinklers from reaching the anti-siphon valve, protecting basements from flooding.

Key Features
  • Pressure relief valve that opens at 5 PSI backpressure
  • Corrosion-resistant brass housing with garden hose threads
  • Universal 3/4-inch inlet and outlet fits all standard hoses
  • Built-in weep hole to drain residual water after use
Target Users: Homeowners with outdoor splash pads or high-flow water toys who use anti-siphon hose bibs
Revenue Model: $24.99 one-time purchase at hardware stores or online

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