Universal Washing Machine Drain Hose - 10 Ft Drain Hose - Corrugated and Flexible Washer Drain Hose - Installation Washer Hose Drain Replacement - Reinforced Washer Hoses with Clamp

Product is nice but so costly

Quality hose. Very thick with wire reinforcement. The 1-in hose has an adapter that goes from one inch to something larger It doesn't matter because the inner diameter of the win inch part is not one inch but, you can just flip the hose around and use the other end. So we did and it was nice and tight on this little Comfry laundry unit. Then we got it on our 1 in fitting And finally cranked the hose clamp down far enough to tighten on a 1-in fitting. What a pita.

Perfect solution for my problem at the house. Whoever built my house was a complete and utter moron. The laundry was in the basement. Nothing unusual there. Except this basement was a 2/3 basement 1/3 standup crawlspace as such: North Wall - Base of garage, other side of it would be under the garage floor / slab South Wall - Sloped hill West Wall - Walk out to back yard East Wall - Stand up Crawl Space, another 12 feet or so would be the outer east wall. So where did the builders, in their infinite wisdom, put the laundry? That's right. The North East corner! I mean why not? Why wouldn't you put the water discharge drain through a wall 8 feet below the garage drain, so if there's ever a problem, it would be a massive and expensive endeavor to fix it? Or put the dryer vent out the east wall, into the crawl space? No mold potemtial there with hot humid air just pumping underneath the house? Idiots. As you can imagine, about three months of using the launbdry favility, all of a sudden one day we had water in the basement. It was raining hard for a few days, so we weren't sure what the root cause was, until we lifted (the freshly installed) LVP flooring and saw soap suds. FIrst thought was my 10 year old washer was leaking. Nope. It was the discharge. On the other side of the wall, 8-9 feet below the garage slab. I thought I was done. I thought "OMG, this is going to destroy our finances, $30-$50K to get this fixed. But then I noticed the utility tub, on the east wall, had a separate drain. Light bulb went on, and searched online for a "washing machine hose extension". And this came up. It arrived. I connected to my existing hose with the flared end and hose clamp. Ran it along the north wall, and then southwards along the east wall to the tub and it worked perfectly!!! Excellnt product. Did exactly what I needed it to do. Used it for over a year now with no issues.

Better quality than a lot of other options. Happy with the material and had the connection and length we needed.

Replacement drain hose for my washing machine. Fits well and nice and long. Good price