How does this hose attach to the outside faucet? The ends are too small to fit.
772019
Mine fits perfectly to my outside faucet but I do use a splitter hooked up to faucet so I can water the foundation at the same time. It looks small, but fits regular outside faucets perfectly.
772020
We were attaching ours to a kitchen faucet, so we bought an adaptor at the hardware store that allows us to snap the hose on and off. If you are going to use it on an outdoor faucet, it should work as is. It is a normal-size end. It looks small in the picture, but I think that is misleading.
772021
The ends may look small in the photo but they aren't the ends that attach to the faucet and sprayer/trigger are normal size. They are very durable and high quality, better than any hose I've ever owned. Hope this helps!
772022
It attaches like a regular hose. The ends are the usual size. I have 4 of these type of hoses and all of them are very easy to use.
772023
I can get the hose onto my faucet but when I take it off the pressure of the water squirts out and I get wet. You might want to try to get an attachment with a smaller one end and a larger opening on the other end. You might want to go to Lowes or Home Depot and take the hose with you.
772024
I didn't have this problem. Mine attached fine to the normal outside faucet.
1991736
The end on the handle screws on. The end that goes to the faucet is like a pneumatic fitting. Basically, hold the outer ring down and push it onto the valve body and release the ring. It's not very hard. Just make sure you put the spring on the hose so you don't kink it. The weight helps it retract into the faucet. Installation takes only minutes. It took me longer to clear out under the sink than it did to install it.
96189
I wish I could attach a picture for you. You do not need an adapter it will hook directly to your hose. It fits the small and regular size hose ends.
1539792
The connection is the same as a garden hose (same size to connect to an outside hydrant). To connect to a kitchen or bathroom faucet, you would need to remove the aerator on the faucet (should screw out), and buy an adaptor that screws in to the faucet, and has male threads the size of an outside hydrant. Remove the faucet aerator and take to lowes or home depot, tell them what connection you need, they should be able to help. I've had my RO/DI system for several months, and I'm very pleased with it.
1270914
The ends are identical to any hose - a male and female end. It's just a short piece of hose!
1906199
Hi Dennis, If you are referring to the piece that allows the hose to connect to your faucet, you might be disappointed. The only adapter that came with my pitcher fits a "standard" (aka old-fashioned) faucet. If you have one of the newer faucets with a pull-out sprayer or anything other than a round opening where the water comes out, you will not be able to attach the hose. Now, if you did not receive any kind of faucet adapter in the box, it appears you are not alone... just give amazon a call and they'll help you out. Warning... the short little hose is a real pain so search around for the 18" extender hose and you'll be much happier.
20881
The hose has a nozzle on the end, so you can attach whatever you want if you can make it fit (as others have said). Just be sure to switch from "floor" to "hose" with the big dial at the base of the handle.
1899764
yes you can attach a garden hose to this faucet, faucet comes with a 5/8" male hose end on the end of the spout.
891015
its an odd size, not a garden hose. I found hose close enough and put a clamp on it to hold it in place. works fine, better than trying to empty the bucket.
1270915
Both ends of the hose are the standard everyday threaded type. One end is a male fitting that screws onto typical home outdoor faucets and the other is a typical female hose fitting for attaching to a hose reel or other hoses.
831045
You'll find reducers/connectors from garden hose to 3/8 at many hardware stores. Use that reducer/connector to solve your issue...easy
1887083
I assume the spray hose attachment is seperate from the faucet and if so yes. This hooks up directly to the faucet itself as an attachment that stays.
2277301
There are no fittings on ends. the hose is designed to fit over barbed ends on disconnect valve on pump. you cut hose in half or to fit the length you need
1408253
Hi, and thanks for your interest in our cleaner. One of our hose ends fits one end of a standard (e.g. Hayward) leaf catcher....for the other side you would use an adapter which we can include with your purchase. Just make sure I have your name and address and can identify you as the party needing the adapter. Thanks, Dave, at Poolmaid USA, 954-270-7653
604218
Not sure if this is going to answer you, but the hose I connect to the unit is just a standard garden hose connector, like you would screw into an outside spigot. The actual hose I use is about 8 feet long. Is that what you ment by discharge connector?
1657296
Can't comment on the photo. But it attaches between the faucet and the hose.
2045175
the outside diameter of the hose is 7/8 inch. at the end of the fitting it is reduced down to 3/16. it has a fitting at both ends, you can shorten it but you won't have the fitting anymore. it is welded plastic.