Kitchen Pull Down Sink Faucet Bathroom Pull Out Tap Spray Head Hose Replacement Part Faucet Sprayer Hose Stainless Steel Chrome

I have a standard shower head for the bathtub with similar hose. After a few years, it got stretched and started leaking at multiple points along the hose. I first thought the leaks were at the connectors but after carefully inspected the hose, the leaks were along the hose itself. Went to the local HD and Lowes and they don't carry the same hose that fits. One side is like male compression 3/8. The other is the standard 1/2" that connect to a standard shower head.Found this on Amazon and it fits perfectly. On the 3/8 compression side, it has a couple of washers. Do not make it too tight or the water flow will be restricted.For now, 5 *. If it lasts 3-4 years, then I won't change the rating. Happy that I found a replacement hose on Amazon with reasonable price.

The hose on our kitchen faucet decided to spring a leak and make a mess. Of course we were a month away from replacing the faucet/sink/counter in a kitchen remodel. It was a bit of a pain to install the hose but not because of the hose flaw. It was a function of the old faucet. I removed the old hose without a problem. Trying to push the new hose back down through the tight clearances inside the faucet was not happening. Finally I decided to push something stiff (old 12 gauge electrical wire) up from the bottom which was not easy either. Finally got the wire pushed through, taped the hose to the wire end-to-end, and pushed/pulled/threatened the hose through. Once that was done the rest of the install was easy. That is if you like spending a couple hours cramped underneath a sink where you cannot get to anything you need to reach. The new hose does pull out and push back in much easier than the old hose. I am very happy I did not have to spend much on this short-term fix. It does work very well.

Don’t buy, spend the money and get something better. This broke after a month, right after the return window closed. Leakes from multiple points on the hose and flooded my cabinet.

Exactly as described, easy transaction.

This was a perfect replacement for my pull out faucet hose that had broken somehow. I couldn't find one locally for a secent price with these same ends on it so I ordered this one and waited the 2 days for it to come. But Im glad I did now.

Works exactly as I needed it too. Was not a complete match but used seals from the old hose to mate it. Have not had a problem since install. Have had it for about 6 months now, no problems. Understand thier life isn't that long anyway but we will see how long it goes.Update. Worked for 7 months but in its defence my water pressure was very high.

This was the hose on Amazon that got closest to having the fittings I needed, so points for that. And it came with extra gaskets, which is a nice touch. The fittings themselves appear to be solidly made, and could even be stainless steel. (Though then why are the parts that touch water brass?) The fittings swivel on both ends. But the hose cover is much lighter than the one I'm replacing, making me think it's either plastic or an absurdly thin layer of metal. See also the photo, where you can see the not-so-sturdy-looking attachment point for what (in my installation) will be the more stressed end of the hose. I have grave concerns about durability.

The first order leaked. I set up a return and they immediately shipped out a new part. Got it 2 days later, installed and doesn’t leak. The vender was extremely responsive and easy to deal with. I gave a 3 for durability. The first one leaked and we have no idea what the durability is. We just got installed it. 🤞🏼

Bought this hose for my old leaky faucet. It arrived way much faster than what I expected. It matched perfectly with the old faucet. A happy purchasing experience.

Didn't fit my tap but that's my mistake

It's not what I need. The company offered to take it back if I pay shipping. HiWasted money on this purchase. Tried to return but I can't afford the shipping.

Works perfectly for the replacement of my old line that leaked.