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Question: Is there a way to repair a leak in the hose?
Document: We liked this hose well enough and it certainly was an improvement over our old kinky, heavy hose. But within a couple of months a strong leak occurred right where the hose connects to the plastic head. We don't see any way to repair it.
I purchased the hose last Fall (2012) worked fine for 3-4 months then began to leak at fittings.There is no way to tighten or repair, you throw away the hose, or get wet while using.Not recommended! !
I loved my Pocket Hose for a month. Worked perfectly. Very limited usage and only used on about 6 occasions to water a back patio. The use was not strenuous at all. Today, my watering day of the week, I was watering and felt a spray on my legs and Wallah there was a pin hole leak in the hose spraying water. No way to repair and now outside the July 14 window to return.Sort of feeling mislead as to quality of this product.
I had it a month and went out to use it and the whole hose for the first 10 inches of hose blew up into pieces. Just threw it away, no way to repair it.
I used the hose as directed making sure water was drained out of the hose when not in use. After the date I could return it the hose exploded. I don't think Amazon should offer this hose anymore. It is a horrible product and there is no way to repair it.
I purchased 4 of these hoses 3 of them leaked around the connection to the outside water spicket . There is no way to repair them. I will box them up and send back to Pocket Hose, of course I don't have the receipt so I guess I am out $80.00.DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT.
When i first received this hose, I thought it was the best thing ever. Nice and light weight, easy to handle. But then it got over-stretched and leaked all over the place from the connection to the faucet. There was no way to repair (I tried duct tape) so I had to throw it away. Bummer! I wish it was reinforced better at that connection point. I hope someone improves on the design and then I'll try it again.
Eventually, the hoses pretty much came apart to the point where just one 50 foot section left nothing but the ends of the hose with a couple of feet of material at both ends. The other two hoses just came apart and the rest of the material was still there, but there was no way to repair them at all. These hoses were used on the grass, and after the water was shut off, carried back to the area where the faucet was.SO, I told her to take them back.
I purchased 6 sets of these. Only 4 have been used and 3 of those 4 have failed after less than 2 month's use. The hose is simply a 1/4" light rubber tubing covered by a wrinkled fabric cover. The water expands the tubing and the covering when pressure is applied. All three of the failures were at the faucet end where the tubing failed. The tubing is clamped in the fittings and there is no way to replace the fittings with repair pieces as with a standard hose.
No way to repair that. I am SO disappointed! These would be so handy if they were only a little better quality!
Answer: yes