Vataler Faucet Line Connector: Stainless Steel, 1/2 I.P. Female Thread 🚰 to 1/2 I.P. Female Straight Thread, Hose Replacement - 24 Inch (One Pair) Review

Hose only 1/4 inch ID. This is too small for almost every water heater. As of October 2018 the description says perfect for a water heater. This would be fine for little ones to fit under the counter and heat water for a sink. A 1/4" pipe provides only 25% more water than a 1/2" pipe, and a 1/2" pipe is still too small for a heater that supplies water to an entire house.

These hoses look like they'll last a little longer than the semi-rigid hoses I'm replacing because one had a connector blown off (luckily while I was around ), hot water splashes under the kitchen sink. Make sure you have the right fittings for your situation - I've had a couple of atypical 1/2 to 1/2 pipe thread fittings (the non-faucet side often has 3/8" compression). I'll update this review when u I will have issues but I expect these hoses will last for years.

They are working as expected. The fit and finish are quite comfortable despite feeling light. The flare nuts are not as deep as the others I've used. They are very flexible, the most flexible umbilicals I've ever used, so much so that I accidentally kink one of the hoses right at the connector, creating a slight crease in the stainless steel braid. Although there are no leaks. I use them for a portable sink in my RV. They only see commitment and pressure a few times a year and I will always be…

Vataler flexible water pipes were easy to install and made the kitchen faucet installation quick. Works great. Remember not to use teflon tape as it may interfere with the connections of the Vataler compression fittings. After installation, delve deeper into the study of whether it is suitable for drinking water / drinking water. Bear in mind that I'm not an expert. I believe my local plumbing codes and most if not all others require third party certification/testing for various things like…