Ratings & Reviews for EASTMAN 1/2-in ID Reinforced PVC Clear Reinforced braided vinyl tubing

which end does this hose use?

i had trouble deciding which "end" i was supposed to use for this hose - and none of the "associates" had a clue. I bought the shark bite for hose. a nd now i my hose is leaking because water is running between the liner of the hose and the re-enforced inner hose and i suspect i have the wrong "end"

Just what i needed

High quality, heavy duty. Semi stiff, but bendable. Cheaper and heavier option for my boat bilge pump

Works perfect

The product works perfectly. I love the reinforcement inside of the tubing.

DIY Geothermal

I designed and installed my own Geothermal System for our greenhouse. I needed something flexible but able to withstand high pressure ( 40 psi) . The fact I could see through it also was a plus as I could monitor the fluids in the system. I didn't think I needed 10 feet but ended up using most of it. Helped reduce several 90 degree junctions that would have decreased the overall pressure downstream. Delivery was not convenient so I drove the 30 miles to town to get it but otherwise just wha...

Very strong.It held pressure .3 others split

I used it on a garden spigot that had already split 3 other heavy duty hoses from direct water pressure and it holds great

Bulk pvc tubing

Used to be able to purchase by the foot, unfortunately, I had to spend $23 for 10' when I only need 2.

Worked great for extending dishwasher drain line

The dishwasher drain line had a 7/8" end on it. I needed to go from that to the 5/8" connector on the drain line under our sink. This worked well because that is exactly the dimensions of this hose. It is very strong reinforced material and I trust it more than the corrugated hose sold specifically for dishwasher drains. I bought the 10' long hose and cut it to the perfect length I needed with a utility knife. I have some left over I can use for another project.

EZ-Flow reinforced vinyl tubing

Bought this to extend the fill tube on my racing fuel jug. It seems to be impervious to 110-octane Sunoco racing fuel, so it looks like it was just what the doctor ordered. I didn't need 10-feet of it. Wish you sold it by the foot. But it certainly does what I needed it to do and now I've got enough left over to help others modify their fuel jugs as well.