I know this is not the proper place, but don't know where else to post this, and the most knowledgeable and experienced folks are on this board. I've been looking for a well made, flexible, easy to handle hose that won't leak at the connection where the hose meets the faucet fitting. I like the ones made of latex that partially collapse and shrink when drained. I bought one at Home Depot that works fine except the connection leaks. I don't want to take apart the fitting that covers the connection for fear of making it worse, until I find a replacement. I have many of the old fashioned ones that are heavy and clumsy to handle. If anyone knows of a well made, collapsible hose that has lasted a few years I'd appreciate a recommendation. I'm tired of buying junk!
Flexzilla. It's a lime green one. They are great. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Flexzilla-Drinking-Water-Safe-5-8-x-100-Garden-Hose/22179856 I've had their air hoses for over 10 years.
You sure you have the gasket (a good one at least) in the hose connection? Usually there won’t be leaking/dripping if it’s in there. You can buy them at any hardware store if it’s missing
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Thank you.
Dam GOOD QUESTION.. I got tired of chasing down "kinks" so my sprinklers would work, so I went to tractor supply & found this "Guaranteed NOT TO KINK" hose.. I drug the old crap outta the garden, cut 150' of old hose up & threw it away.. Got the NEW HOSE strung out & hooked up & wrapped about 2-3 left over loops on the hanger.. I turned on the hose & barely a trickle.. I looked at the NEVER KINK HOSE & it was kinked on the hanger.!! it was FLAT & twisted.!! I guess they never said anything about "twisting".?? U wanna talk about MAD..
You obviously didn't get the "NEVER kink or TWIST" brand. Shame on you! LOL
This reminds me of this last weekend when I went to get my 100' extension cord out of my storage shed. I guess the last person here that used it just wadded it up and threw it in the floor. Took me 30 minutes to untie all the knots. Son-in -law does NOT get a gold star this week.
This year around here if one wants to water anything all you have to do is wait 24 hours and it will be wet!