HOMEIDEAS 118 inches Shower Hose, 10 feet Extra Long 304 Stainless Steel Handheld Shower Head Hose Replacement, Flexible Hose Extension

Works great and construction seems to be good. I needed an extra long hose to wash my dog in the bathtub and this works great. Installation is easy. Highly recommend.

It’s very long, making cleaning the shower much easier and was easy to install. No leaks.

Perfect size

My mom is handicapped and she can never find a shower head with a long hose. The longest available in stores is 6ft possibly 8ft( hard to find). We decided to buy a stainless steel hose and this one is 10ft, which is awesome. Huge change from our last one(old one was some form of plastic that could not handle the amount of hot water we use) This hose is well made( best water pressure and flow in ages) and easy to insert, once we replaced our old hose. Makes my mom's life easier(it's light weight but sturdy) and I'm so pleased I took a chance with this purchase. Showers are an absolute pleasure now. Thanks!

In 78 years old & it took me about 4 minutes to remove my old Delta hose and attach this new one with no leaks or problems. I was very pleasantly surprised at how flexible this one is and hope it has a long life span.

perfect fit now my 6ft 3 son can move around and shower without squatting.Build quality:stainless steelSize:length of hoseFit:perfectly matched a propane camp water heater

Needed a longer hose piece for my handheld shower head so I can wash my German Shepherds. This installed with ease and makes it so the dogs can't get in the corner of the shower and escape the water.

Another update to this hose. I really despise giving negative reviews, but I can't let this one slide:I reported this hose before as breaking under very minimal use. Just for fun, I managed to repair it at that time but it just broke AGAIN and in the exact same spot. Right where it connects to my shower wand. And again - under very minimal use. So enough is enough!I came up with (hopefully) a final solution. If you're interested... read on:My shower hose/set-up has your standard G1/2" connectors on each end. One to my shower wand and the other on the shower outlet on the wall.Find yourself a STAINLESS STEEL WATER SUPPLY LINE. The type you see for sinks, toilets, etc. Amazon and most hardware stores have several in various lengths. It took me some hunting, but I found one in a 10ft length and it has the 1/2" FIP on each end and fits perfectly (your connections may be different, so check first). These water supply hoses already have rubber seals built in so you shouldn't have to put any sealing tape on them, etc. Pretty much plug-n-play.I also use a SHOWER HOSE/HEAD SWIVEL and I highly suggest getting one as the stainless hose is much stiffer than your typical 'shower' hose and won't swivel the handle on its own. These swivels are cheap ($10 or so). Heck you might even put a swivel at both ends.Yes, this SS hose is a bit more ugly, heavier and stiff.. BUT I imagine you're here reading this because you're sick and tired of the cheap hoses breaking? Yep.. thought so. Me too!Will my SS hose idea be the final solution? Time will tell. Naturally everything wears out and breaks, but I've never seen an SS water supply line burst even under insane water pressures. I've seen the SS braiding eventually breaking away but that was after years of use. The hose inside never burst.STOP buying these cheap hoses. I did hours of research before I bought this "Homeideas" hose ad I thought I picked a winner.. NOPE. It was most definitely a LOSER.... TWICE. I should have never repaired it and tossed it straight into the garbage can, but there was no harm in trying. The repair worked fine, but it broke again in the exact same spot so that tells you it's a design or material flaw.The inner hose is simply too thin and weak. It might be a better product if that inner hose was thicker and tougher with a higher burst rating. I thought of replacing that inner hose with something higher rated but it wasn't going to be cost effective.My final thoughts:Sorry, but I cannot suggest this "Homeideas" hose to anyone. I suggest going back to the drawing boards and fix your product. Replace that inner hose with something better. In its current configuration, It's not a matter of "IF" it fails... it's "WHEN".