Silicone Tubing, Home Brewing and Winemaking Silicone Tubing, 10mm(3/8 inch) ID x 13mm(1/2 inch) OD, 10 ft, High Temp Food Grade Tube, Flexible Hose Pipe with Stainless Worm Gear Hose Clamps

Had already ordered a different size tubing (8mm ID) to fix the hot water leak in my Cuisinart coffee pot. I have the one that has a coffee maker on one side and a hot water dispenser on the other side. The coffee pot side developed a water leak (cracked hose). Looked like an easy fix after I pulled the bottom off the coffee pot. But upon receiving the original tubing, it was obvious that the ifixit website article on this repair recommended the wrong size tubing. The 8mm was far too small. Upon measuring, I found the old failed tubing to be 10mm, so I got back on Amazon and ordered this stuff. Also high temp food grade like the other. Works great so far; brewed several pots of coffee after an initial test with water only to check for leaks. Also cheaper than the original 8mm tubing and comes with hose clamps. They didn't work for my application, but it's a nice thing to have just in case.If you're looking to repair a leaking coffee maker, THIS tubing (10mm ID) is the size that most will use. It's amazing to see how similar coffee pots are internally from one manufacturer to the next. Don't throw it away when it fails...fix it!!! Far cheaper than buying a new one and then you have the satisfaction of knowing you were able to figure it out and do it yourself.

I replaced the stiff OEM hoses in my garden sprayers and am so glad I did. Soft, flexible, and it will not kink. Measure your original hose ID and OD...they offer many size choices

I wanted to create a gravity-fed watering solution in my house because sometimes watering plants can be a hassle to lug around a watering sprayer and constantly having to refill my container when the sink is downstairs. I already had a drinks dispenser and the tubing fit perfectly on the nozzle I had! Now I can water most of my plants in one go more quickly than I could with watering cans or a pump/pressure driven spray bottle!

I use this to siphon water from a 3 gallon jug into a 5 gallon jug. It works perfectly for the job. The only thing I don't like is that it kinks easily. I have to hold it in such a way as to maintain the siphon. However, that is a minor issue that doesn't take away from it's high quality.

My Cuisinart Single Serve Coffer Maker DGB-2:One of the silicone tubing (the one at the top) is damaged and broken. Hot water is coming out and splashing all around at the bottom of the coffer maker.Replaced with the purchased silicone tubing 6mm (I.D.) x 9mm (O.D.), the machine now works great.Food Grade Silicone Tubing

After almost 18 years I needed to replace the silicon tubing in my Rancilio Silvia; this was an exact match, both the OD/ID and the material.For me it worked just fine.

[edit]After my initial review the seller contacted me asking what I was using the hose for and how it could be improved or if they might have some other product that would work better. I explained my use case in great detail and also explained that I ended up buying a replacement already because I could not wait around with a non-functioning machine. I purchased this tubing to use with a laser cutter. I have had many different kinds of this tubing in the same ID and wall thickness and material in the past, and this was by far the softest, least capable tubing I have had in this size. After explaining this, they provided a refund for the full cost. I appreciate this, as this stuff is trash as far as any application I may have is concerned. The only application I can think of for it would be as a sort of rubbery-rope for tying things together, but I'm upping it to 3 stars as there may be cases where a very soft, easily crimped hose is actually preferred...maybe a DIY peristaltic pump?[/edit]This stuff is just too soft. Can't be used for suction at all. Gravity causes it to crimp itself even with 1-2PSI in it...and it isn't strong enough to trust with more than that. DON'T BUY.

Seems to be good hose, but don't buy if you're needing something that can handle any kind of vacuum. I bought it for the flexibility, as I needed something to run from my Mishimoto catch can to a drain valve (I can't reach the drain spigot on the can where it is mounted), but when the motor is running the hose collapses flat. It's not a big deal, as I don't drain the can while it's running, but wanted to give any readers an idea of how "squishy" the hose is. I think it would be fine for most fluid applications, and appears that it would deal with warm fluids ok. I wouldn't do anything considered hot, though.