GenLed hose 60FT

I live in an apartment building, and right before I moved in, the landlord cut the hose spigot off the building and welded the pipe shut because he didn't want to pay the water bill. This left me unable to wash my car at home, and my downstairs neighbor unable to water her garden easily. I bought this (which attaches to a sink!!!) and made a deal with my downstairs neighbor - she can hang on to it to water her plants and just let me use it to wash my car. We attach it to her sink and just run it out a window - it works perfectly! Take that, landlord :D

the hose i received malfunctioned during the first use. it started leaking large amounts of water just below where the hose connected to the faucet.

I had rated this hose highly when I got it but within weeks it sprung holes that rendered it useless. Holes everywhere, one was over an inch in diameter. Don't think I used it different from any other hose that I have had.

I don’t know if my hose arrived busted or if it busted on the first use as soon as I turned it on. But it immediately started leaking at the watering tip when I turned it on. It’s super cheap material so be aware. I can’t imagine what anyone who gave it a good rating uses it for, but if you’re planning to drag this on anything other than grass when you’re watering or if you have any bushes with thorns, this will not last. I have decent water pressure and I’m telling you, this thing didn’t work for a second. When I looked at it, the material is so cheap, I couldn’t believe that all those 5 star reviews were real. This was the first “expandable” Hose I’ve ordered...maybe they are all like this.

This hose is defective in design. I've had it for less than a month, all of a sudden it's like the entire hose became porous! Water was literally leaking from all sides of the hose for long stretches of the hose. I have no idea how that's even possible.

The inner (plastic?) tube broke after two weeks of light use, spraying water everywhere. I didn’t catch it until it flooded a big chunk of my backyard. It’s a shame because the hose is in fact very lightweight and easy to maneuver.

0 stats Horrible product! A waste of money. I purchased it 2 months ago, worked fine but this morning I tried to use it and water was coming from somewhere in the middle section of the hose. Started a full refund request.

Look, I get it - these things are not expected to last for 50 years or more, but I was hoping for more than 3 months before springing a leak.I have a tiny garage that barely accommodates my car and the people that built my house, for whatever reason, decided to place the outdoor water faucet in the garage. Thus my garden hose must also be located in the garage, and the older style hoses were just too big and bulky and took up way too much room. I was delighted when these flexible garden hoses hit the market and have purchased several over the last few years. They are light weight, easy to carry, and take up just a tiny bit of room - I usually hang them on a (well padded) hook.However my delight always turns to dismay when they spring a leak. I try to patch up the leaks with duct tape but it never works very well, and I always end up throwing them away I have never had a flexible hose last for more than one year, but this one broke all records and developed a huge leak after just a few weeks. I tried the patch fix to no avail - very little water was coming out of the nozzle while water gushed out from the leak. I threw the hose away in disgust this morning. Very disappointed.If you treat your flexible hose with kid gloves, being careful NEVER to accidentally step on it, drag it too roughly across cement, or heaven forbid through some rough foliage or thorny bushes, you may achieve a better outcome. Your results may vary, as they say. I now handle my flexible hoses like a baby with extremely delicate skin and I am hoping my next one (already purchased a different brand from a different seller) will last a lot longer than a few months.