FLEXIBLE FRESH WATER HOSE
I am tired of fighting with my Camco white water hose. This time of year it is like wrestling a Bowa Constrictor to get it put away. Why do I do this? Anyone know of an easy coiling fresh water hos...
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NRALIFR wrote:
That forestry service hose sounds like a nice one. I’m going to get one, even if I just use it to replace my non-drinking water hose.
It says the inner layer is: “High tensile polyurethane NSF liner”.
Does that imply it’s drinking water safe?
Also, am I missing the length in the description somewhere? It looks like it ought to be about 50’ long, but I don’t see the length actually stated anywhere.
:):)
I asked them this very question.... Below is the response I got back -
"Good morning Joe,
Great question. The short answer is that the white layflat is not considered a “potable water” hose. That being said, we have had customers completely use a layflat hose for this application and never have any issues. One thing we recommend is using a TPU lined hose instead of the black EPDM rubber lined. The reason being is that potable water hoses use the TPU anyway. Please let me know if you have any questions or need anything else.
Thanks and have a great day!
Stefan Eriksen
President
Rawhide Fire Hose, LLC.
2730 Akron Road
Wooster, Ohio 44691
stefan@rawhidefirehose.com
Toll Free: 1.800.321.3715
Cell: 330.317.1425
Phone: 330.601.0607
Be sure to check out our new website!
https://rawhidefirehose.com/"
