🚰 DANCO Multi-Thread Garden Hose Adapter 1-Pack (10513) - Male to Male/Female to Male, Chrome Finish Review

I wanted to water the lawn in our church from the 1970s, but the outside hose faucet suddenly broke. I bought this adapter to connect to a kitchen faucet but didn't think it would work as this faucet is also from the 1970's. It turned easily and the hose was connected immediately! FANTASTIC and so cheap. Very happy.

Quick converter. I live in an apartment with a terrace that does not have a standard hose connection. This is great since the deck is right next to my kitchen! Also ideal for watering indoor plants. It is reversible, therefore dependent on the size of the current fitting head. It leaks a bit, but I didn't use the water tape as I'll return to the camp head when I'm done.

It took me a few minutes to figure out how to attach it to my kitchen faucet but once I got it done it was exactly what I wanted. I live in a ground floor apartment and have 3 hanging ferns and a flower bed that I planted. I was tired of lugging water around so I bought this to turn my faucet into a hose connector. I wish I had done this sooner!

This is probably the eighth I've bought. I have no idea where they're going or why they're disappearing, but I bought them for the same faucet. I use it to connect the washing machine hose to the sink. This is a second washing machine for those nasty things I don't want to put in our regular washing machine, so we're disconnecting and reconnecting the hose quite often. It is ideal for both the faucet and the washing machine hose. Happy customer, although I swear he has legs.

just what I needed to connect an unusually large Farberware Portable Dishwasher to a standard threaded tap. The threaded hose assembly (not the adapter) leaks around itself when filled, but I believe this is a design feature of most portables. You'll have to experiment a bit with the thickness of the washers and use teflon tape if possible. In fact, I won't be needing this adapter anytime soon, having made the unwise purchase of a cheap plastic faucet assembly to upgrade to an all-metal…

Beware of short garden hose connections. Regular brass hose would probably be fine, but I used stretchable plastic hose and the threads of the plastic socket are pressed deep into the fitting. I couldn't connect the hose while the rubber washer was in place and of course removing the washer rendered the connection useless. I found a workaround using a snap connector setup I left behind from another project. The device itself worked fine when I was working with the short threaded part.

Ideal for connecting a garden hose (with a suitable connector) to a water tap. I tighten it on and off fairly easily with a vise and pliers. I know it sounds ridiculous to say it's easy, but it worked great! After fully tightening there were no leaks. I successfully pulled it out of the faucet with pliers. It didn't bend or break with the force required to remove it. The only problem I had was aligning the threads from the hose connector to the adapter. It took some precision, but I pulled it…

. The block looks reasonably well made and I can't find any quality issues. The problem seems to be with my faucet. The aerator on my faucet is recessed slightly into the spout, the threads on the faucet start about 1/8" above the faucet. This adapter has a serrated/knurled ring just below the threads that is wider than the threads. While this ring While it can make it easier to install and remove on some faucets, it does not fit the unthreaded portion of the hole in my faucet, so the threads…