Yup, the old water hose Q?
I once bought a great fresh water hose - flexible, easy to roll, solid, and used it for years until finally transitioned it to a tank cleaning hose. Have bought four since, and they all kink, flatt...
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Here's about the best there is (polyurethane). We use a 50 ft. one at our stick house, but it would also be an excellent RV drinking water hose: https://www.waterrightinc.com/collections/watering-accessories/products/slim-lightweight-polyurethane-garden-hose-25-ft
1) Expensive
2) Marketed like a garden hose, but perfectly safe for drinking water
3) Hose and brass or stainless steel fittings should last a lifetime
4) Ultra flexible at all temperatures
5) Does not kink
6) Small diameter for compactness - but plenty large enough water delivery rate for RV use.
7) Small diameter for ultra-light weight handling
If you want to buy it once and have it do it's thing for a lifetime, this is probably it. The one at our stick house is at least 5 years old and is kept wound up outside in the sun ... and it looks brand new.
1) Expensive
2) Marketed like a garden hose, but perfectly safe for drinking water
3) Hose and brass or stainless steel fittings should last a lifetime
4) Ultra flexible at all temperatures
5) Does not kink
6) Small diameter for compactness - but plenty large enough water delivery rate for RV use.
7) Small diameter for ultra-light weight handling
If you want to buy it once and have it do it's thing for a lifetime, this is probably it. The one at our stick house is at least 5 years old and is kept wound up outside in the sun ... and it looks brand new.
