Lowest price I've ever seen for the 3/4" 75' version of this Flexzilla hose. The reason you might want the 3/4" version vs. the more typical 5/8" is that the flow rate is going to be much better at this longer length. The downside is that it adds about 3 lbs.
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Lowest price I've ever seen for the 3/4" 75' version of this Flexzilla hose. The reason you might want the 3/4" version vs. the more typical 5/8" is that the flow rate is going to be much better at this longer length. The downside is that it adds about 3 lbs.
According to some reviews the problem with the hose is black mold. That's what stopped me from purchasing this a couple months ago. Purchased the black rubber Briggs and Stratton hose and its been good.
According to some reviews the problem with the hose is black mold. That's what stopped me from purchasing this a couple months ago. Purchased the black rubber Briggs and Stratton hose and its been good.
Thanks for the tip! I've been looking for a good hose for my reel
According to some reviews the problem with the hose is black mold. That's what stopped me from purchasing this a couple months ago. Purchased the black rubber Briggs and Stratton hose and its been good.
Yep the mold issue is why I've stayed clear. I've known a few ppl locally who have had the issue too, so to me that's an indicator that this happens far to much with this hose for me to want one.
According to some reviews the problem with the hose is black mold. That's what stopped me from purchasing this a couple months ago. Purchased the black rubber Briggs and Stratton hose and its been good.
Meh. I don't think most people realize that the vast majority of molds, even black molds are pretty harmless to humans. It's only one certain type that prefers hardwood that is very dangerous.
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Mold on the outside or inside of the hose? I have had a flexzilla for 5 years without mold issues but I guess I never looked inside- not sure how to do that anyway
For those who've dealt with mold, do you live in areas of the country with high heat and/or humidity? I'm asking because I live in the Pacific NW which - except for three days back in June - has fairly mild summers and low humidity.
For those who've dealt with mold, do you live in areas of the country with high heat and/or humidity? I'm asking because I live in the Pacific NW which - except for three days back in June - has fairly mild summers and low humidity.
Yep. Southern Texas here. And it's almost swampy weather. Mine is moldy too but I use the mold bleach once or twice a year and they looked like new again
According to some reviews the problem with the hose is black mold. That's what stopped me from purchasing this a couple months ago. Purchased the black rubber Briggs and Stratton hose and its been good.
According to some reviews the problem with the hose is black mold. That's what stopped me from purchasing this a couple months ago. Purchased the black rubber Briggs and Stratton hose and its been good.
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Here is a link to the Briggs and Stratton hose. I purchased this like new repackaged from Amazon Warehouse for sixty bucks and very happy.
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Meh. I don't think most people realize that the vast majority of molds, even black molds are pretty harmless to humans. It's only one certain type that prefers hardwood that is very dangerous.
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However, the actuals rates are probably limited by your max flow rate at the spigot.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B007R0U...ct_de
Use the OP link for mold issue reviews.
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