Can you leave this hose under pressure ?
746824
I am really not sure. I have not left it under pressure for longer than maybe a day or two. (And only then because I forgot.) Did not seem to be a problem.
746825
It appears to be well built and sturdy with brass fittings. But hoses under constant pressure can leak or burst. I don't think it is designed like a washer hose. Hope this helps
746826
This small piece of hose is used in conjunction with another hose (it attaches to a regular hose through a hose container). The regular hose is used under pressure, so I would have to assume yes.
2147836
No, the holding tank should be able to hold a fixed pressure +/- a few PSI for hours. Make sure you are using a thread locker to seal your connections.
1805219
No. But, if you are concerned, you can disconnect it when finished; then reconnect your hose; then flush your hose. Otherwise you can install an anti-siphoning device.
1202610
The instructions do say not to leave it outside. I have not joined hoses so cannot help with that question.
378576
No - It can not withstand the pressure and will split. At least ours did. Hope this helps!!
1177345
This is a very well made hose, with very good connectors, and I think it would be worth a try. I've never had any hose burst though. When our house was switched to higher incoming waterpressure, they installed a pressure regulator in the line, to allow one to turn down the incomingpressure. You might want to consider having a regulator installed.
737154
You might be able to. It's pretty tough. It is only rated from -10 to 180 degrees, so if it's really close to the muffler, it might be too hot for it for any extended amount of time. It is rated for shielding, so it should be ok. However, I don't think it's made for any type of pressure system (i.e. a pressurized pressure washer hose), but if you're trying to avoid buying a new hose, it might be an okay temporary fix if you put on several layers.
1454266
The hose is highly flexible and not designed to handle positive or negative pressure. Its realy designed to be a drain hose to carry volume not pressure. Please be guided accordingly.
1877902
Yes...you don't want to bleed off pressure unless unless you are replacing seals or valve parts...BUT, you don't want to leave it cocked.
1854051
No its not going to hold under pressure. more like a good white cement. I would use a good two part epoxy jb weld is the best.
1976390
yes you can, I do it all the time, but it does loose a little water pressure.
1857825
Yes and put a Vacuum on it.It's just air more or less to check for leaks.It will cause you problems if you leave it in thereit's not Freon.
815601
This hose is probably OK with really light use, any significant water pressure will blow the connection off the end of the hose, that is what happened to me and gave my wife a quick shower, she was not happy with me or the hose.
229136
I have to imagine there would be a better way to achieve that. First, I don't think this product is of high enough quality to handle constant pressure, it's really just a hose hook up. Second, as a tenant I would reset mine as soon as I found it.
1628225
Seems to be slightly less pressure than a standard garden hose though not to the point that adversely affects what we use it for. We use a multiple setting nozzle head and I can hose off the decking, with as much pressure as a standard hose.
1003158
No, you can leave the sprayer on your back to pump up the pressure. It's very easy.
460107
I doubt it, especially if there is pressure on the line. I tried to fix a pipe with NO water and no pressure, and the repair dripped from both ends when I turned the water back on.