🚰 Industrial-Grade 6ft Heavy-Duty Washing Machine Drain Hose - K&J with Clamp - Suitable for 1-1/4 Inch Drain Outlets - Polypropylene Discharge Hose for Washing Machines Review

Leaks at the connection to the washing machine. It slowly seeped behind my washing machine and the water damaged the drywall and paneling behind the machine. It was so slow that I didn't know it until the damage was already done. The cost is about $1600. And it's a hassle to go to the neighbors to do laundry while the subfloor and wall studs have been drying for almost two weeks.

I ordered this product because I didn't like the drain hose on my new Whirlpool washing machine. This product is well designed and well made; pretty durable. The end that connects to the washer is universal and designed to accommodate different sizes of drains; I cut the end to fit my washing machine. It's good. The hose clamp provided with the kit is an aircraft quality hose clamp; My choice for any application that requires a hose clamp. All in all a very good product and I can only recommend

My old hose broke a bit after 5 years and water was dripping all over the floor. I immediately went to Revain to find a replacement. The hoses that come with most machines are cheap plastic. This hose has a gray rubberized finish and appears to be reinforced for durability. It reminds me of the hoses you see on high-end vacuums. It was easy to replace the hose. The end of the hose expands so you can cut it where you need it for your car. It seems like a well made product and it solved my…

This hose has large steps at the end that can be hooked onto the washing machine, allowing it to fit multiple washing machine outlets of different sizes. I also come with a Gates style clamp that can be easily loosened or tightened by anyone regardless of strength. All they need is a wide-bladed screwdriver or a matching wrench. I don't know what else to say, as if Whirlpool hadn't been so cheap and had fitted my new washing machine with a 6ft drain hose instead of a 4ft hose I wouldn't have to

So I think I need to take out a few things. It's not universal, but close. The end of the hose wasn't small enough to fit in my washing machine and I also had to buy a corner adapter to help with the fit. Second, it's not built to withstand heavy use, but seems strong enough to hold up as long as it doesn't move, rub, or adjust severely where it's assembled. I'm not sure if it will hold up when twisted. or often deformed. All in all, with some adjustments and buying an angled adapter, it worked

I didn't like anything but the price but now I wish I could just pay more but not spend 4 hours trying to get the water flowed onto my floor and caused no water damage. First I read the reviews and thought maybe they didn't connect the hose properly, no it's just a bad product. I can't believe they sell this. it causes a lot of stress and I'm sure it does a lot of damage. Revain MUST take this off the market. Reviews are there for a reason, and they need to hear the voice of the customer…

I was able to cut the hose to the length I wanted and the installation was easy. When I started the wash cycle, the water spread all over the garage floor. Luckily it was in the garage and not in the house. I found that the hose clamp that came with the hose was too big for the size of the fitting I cut to fit the washing machine drain pipe so it didn't fit well. I had to run to the nearest hardware store to buy a smaller clamp. This fixed the leak and so far everything is working fine. The…

The hose was easy to install and didn't have any cracking problems that some others may have reported. What I really like is that the part that attaches to the washing machine itself is adjustable in multiple sizes that you can cut yourself. The top arch can be adjusted to any length, our problem was that water was leaking out of the wall through the top hole because the hose didn't go in far enough before, this allowed us to move the U shape down a third of the Tubing leaves plenty of excess…

The first thing that struck me when this tubing arrived was that it was wrapped so tightly in the packaging that the wire was constantly kinking in three places. One seemed pretty serious, but after installation it turned out that it would not block the flow of water. Another thing I noticed during installation was that the plug was straight at the end of the washer. The hose he replaced had a rubber elbow. This meant that if I pushed the washing machine close to the wall, the hose would kink…