🚰 Fluidmaster B8F12 Faucet Connector, Braided Stainless Steel - 3/8 Compression Thread x 3/8 Copper Tubing Coupling, 12-Inch Length Review

The product looks good but I only had 5 plugs when I ordered 6. Guess I'll have to return and order again as I couldn't find a way to contact the seller.

I needed this to extend the faucet connecting hose to the hot water tank because the faucet hose wasn't long enough. It was an inexpensive and high quality solution for this purpose. Well woven, for a month's use does not leak. I highly recommend.

It's like an extension for your toilet shut-off valve. One end goes to the valve outlet. The other end connects to the hose that comes from your faucet. In my case, the hose on our new faucet was an inch from the check valve. Using them was a cheap solution and caused far fewer problems than moving the valve.

I had to swap the hot and cold water lines on my kitchen faucet as they were installed in the reverse order. However, the supply lines to the faucets were cut so that I could not replace them without extending the hot water supply. This braided hose works much like an electrical extension cord and has helped me make a leak-free replacement. Definitely a thumbs up from me.

I've been looking everywhere for the damn thing because my faucet hose is too short. Remove the ferrule nut and thread from one side to provide an easy extension that connects the compression to the 3/8" compression to the check valve. Such a simple extension plug is not everywhere! You can literally plug this cable's male connector into the female side of the same cable if you don't quite understand what it is.

These are really versatile tubes. You can use them for their primary purpose of connecting a faucet with a 3/8" gasket fitting on one side and a 3/8" compression fitting on the other, but instead I used them as a faucet extender with supply lines built in were only two inches shorter to get to the supply valves (hell!). I connected the sealed end to the supply valve in the same manner as the faucet line, but the crimped end can be used without the nut and ferrule and becomes like a faucet line…