Hoses

[BillyBass]

Has anybody try those flex hoses yet that can fit in a flower pot.

[Dave_Monica]

???? Sewer? Water? Do you have a brand name?

Dave

[Herk7769]

I think he is referring to the "snake" hose. When you add pressure it swells and straightens and when you turn off the water it shrinks back up.

I almost bought it until I did some research and found out:

1) No way to coil the hose with pressure in it. It is all over the campsite when pressurized.

2) Can not keep the hose pressurized for long periods of time without ruining the self collapsing feature.

3) expensive

[Twisty]

They may not be meant to use for potable water.
Go for what you know. A white drinking water hose hose that is built to withstand pressure over long periods of time.

[BillyBass]

Yes that is what i meant the water hose When i pull in to fill up my holding tanks do i have to use a nozzle.I just wonder if someone else try them before .

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by herk7769

I think he is referring to the "snake" hose. When you add pressure it swells and straightens and when you turn off the water it shrinks back up.

I almost bought it until I did some research and found out:

1) No way to coil the hose with pressure in it. It is all over the campsite when pressurized.

2) Can not keep the hose pressurized for long periods of time without ruining the self collapsing feature.

3) expensive

Agree with 1 & 2, but not with 3, I found them a lot less expensive than regular hoses. I love the fact that I store my 50' in a 3# coffee can.

[BillyBass]

Originally Posted by OldCoot

Agree with 1 & 2, but not with 3, I found them a lot less expensive than regular hoses. I love the fact that I store my 50' in a 3# coffee can.

do you have to use a nozzle on it when you fill up the trailer

[OldCoot]

Originally Posted by bill flick

do you have to use a nozzle on it when you fill up the trailer

I only use it for the black tank flush. It is not for potable water.