Raindrip R325CB Compression Swivel Adaptor with Washer, Connects 1/4 Inch Tubing or Dripline to 3/4 Inch MHT Hose Bibb or Garden Hose, Black

Used to adapt a VEVOR Wet Polisher Grinder and a Metabo HPT Masonry Saw to American hoses.Pack of two worked like a champ!

Finally a connector that doesn't leak! Why this one from your store is so much better is a mystery. My original Raindrop one and an extra one from a friend both leaked.

After a long day at the office, spring and summer evenings felt like a battlefield. All I wanted was to kick back and relax, but with my wife out of town, someone had to rescue our plants from their desert-like doom under the scorching sun.Armed with just one splitter and two faucets, I thought I had it all figured out. I ordered a few more of these adapters only to realize I forgot the primary coupling.Classic move, right?No biggie. I jerry-rigged the setup by inserting the 1/4 tubing, turned on the valve, and voilà!Our backyard transformed into a mini rain forest. Who knew gardening could be such an adventure? Great product!

This adaptor does not restrict flow. I could not find these at my regular supplier.

It’s plastic but perfect! it has a nice little mesh to protect from big dirty stuff but i bought lots of these and it’s perfect. don’t know what else to say or compare. Get 1 and try and if you like it buy more. inexpensive

Exactly what I needed to connect a low pressure container to a water hose. In the past I had to make one myself and it ended up being a real pain. This solved the issue and the cost is much lower then I was spending. I’ve already ordered more just to be safe.

Received item and installed immediately to my rubber 1/4" tubbing for my outdoor misting kit. Everything was precut and installed just waiting for this adapter. Once i shoved the hose in by twisting and pushing it seemed pretty good. Then i connect it to the spigot and everything worked fine for about 2min then the misting stopped. i looked back at the spigot and water was straying a fine hard stream from the connector. The pressure pushed the tube right out. So i turned off the water and reinsert the tube again but this time it was easier. I turned water on and i can see the tube inching its way out.Well so much for that. I just threw it away. I bought a nipple style adapter, plastic, it came in the next day and still holding up.I wont recommend this unless you live in an area thats cold and maybe the high temp is 85 or 90 and you think its sweltering. I live in texas where the temp was a nice 105 at the time.

Used to keep water filled in birdbath and works well but there's always a drip at the spigot connection, tried on multiple spigots. Put a small bowl under spigot and birds have another dish to drink out of. Will probably buy a metal connector at some point to get a better seal with no leaking but this worked as a cheap test to see if I liked setup for birdbath.