light blue hose
My in laws are getting out of RVing. Just to hard for them at their age. He gave me a light blue hose and said it was their fresh water hose that they used for the past 2 years. I know "white" hoses...
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Gjac wrote:DryCreek wrote:No just brown. That is why I cringe at some of these threads about buying these expensive "potable water hoses" that last so much longer that the cheap Walmart brand.Gjac wrote:
I'm not sure if it is a function of age or hard water but when my white hose had a pin hole leak I cut it at the pin hole to
make a splice what I noticed was a brown build up on the inside of the hose. I now look inside mine every now and then. My original hose was about 10 years old.
Sounds like iron deposits to me. Was is reddish-brown in color?
Not much you can do about the water quality at the source cuasing the buildup inside the hose, but the "potable water hoses" are so named because they are supposed to be manufactured without harmful PVCs and other toxic plastics or rubbers that can leach into the water and ultimately into your body.
