Two Great Products - a Reliable Folding Hose and Great Little Storage Bags

[CWSWine]

I have been using mine for 3 years now without any problems. They are rated for drinking water so they don't have a taste to them. ZeroG hoses are rated to 600 PSI so campgrounds are not going to damage these hoses. I think the one that was returned above was one hose that gets longer when pressurized and this one does not expand or get longer under pressure. What I like is you can wrap those hose up the way you wrap an electric extension cord up.

[Houndbb]

Don't think so. Home Depot does NOT sell this brand, so you did not have one of these (Zero-G). What you did have was a cheap collapsible piece of junk. As I said in my original post, this is not a big box item - the brand is important.

A quote from my original post: "This is not your cheap big box collapsible hose. It is top quality hose that does not restrict flow, remains flexible in cold weather, rated for potable water, is very compact and lightweight. We used it during our recent 6,000 mile, five week jaunt without problem."

x9 (that’s how many of these hoses I own). I posted about these late spring early summer. They do NOT shrink or contract when you turn off the water. Moreover, I’m notorious for leaving them out in the sun. They don’t rot or fail. They weigh next to nothing and are incredibly durable. I’ve had mine for 3-4 years, I coil them up like clothesline, between palm and elbow ( THAT’S how light they are). When we got the trailer, I lamented in the hose aisle at Lowe’s dreading the purchase of a “potable water” hose. I read the label on the Zero-G and rejoiced! We were golden, as we already had so many at home.

[Jims94vmx]

I have a blue Zero G and just got a black one also for black tank flush. Absolutely correct that it wraps nicely around hand and elbow. Gave away my last "regular" hose. What is the link for bag?

[BigGuy82]

I have a blue Zero G and just got a black one also for black tank flush. Absolutely correct that it wraps nicely around hand and elbow. Gave away my last "regular" hose. What is the link for bag?

Go to my original post and click on the blue word "BAG".

[JMCFAN]

Go to my original post and click on the blue word "BAG".

Add to Cart!!

[CWSWine]

Go to my original post and click on the blue word "BAG".

Hmmm. I"m going to order one also, I have been keep in a campingworld yellow shopping bag.

[oldguy]

I've been using the Zero G for 2 years now and love it. Use a cord reel to stow it.

[Paul & Deb]

Don't think so. Home Depot does NOT sell this brand, so you did not have one of these (Zero-G). What you did have was a cheap collapsible piece of junk. As I said in my original post, this is not a big box item - the brand is important.

A quote from my original post: "This is not your cheap big box collapsible hose. It is top quality hose that does not restrict flow, remains flexible in cold weather, rated for potable water, is very compact and lightweight. We used it during our recent 6,000 mile, five week jaunt without problem."

Okay Dick, I've been through many of those "cheap big box" hoses that I told my wife to quit wasting money on them they're too good to be true but you are so convinced of this one I'm giving it a try. Just ordered one.

[BigGuy82]

Okay Dick, I've been through many of those "cheap big box" hoses that I told my wife to quit wasting money on them they're too good to be true but you are so convinced of this one I'm giving it a try. Just ordered one.

I've been through the cheap collapsible hoses too. This one is clearly better. We used them exclusively during our trip out west and it was a pleasure to work with. We encountered temps between the mid-20's to the mid-60's and a couple of instances of really high tap pressure without problems. Time will tell but other commenters on here have also spoken highly about the product and it's longevity, so I think it's a winner. Also, comes with a 5 year warranty.

One lookout - I use brass quick connects on my hoses and this hose uses aluminum fittings. The fittings are very robust but I'm concerned about a galvanic reaction if the two metals remain in contact for an extended time, so I'm going to put a dab of anti-seize on the threads.

[warsw1]

Don't think so. Home Depot does NOT sell this brand, so you did not have one of these (Zero-G). What you did have was a cheap collapsible piece of junk. As I said in my original post, this is not a big box item - the brand is important.

Target, Walmart and Lowe's show them on their web site
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Zero-G-5-8-...ose/1000168063
https://www.walmart.com/ip/ZERO-G-1-...cc&athena=true
https://www.target.com/p/teknor-zero...79#lnk=sametab