If you know nothing but just the great benefits of using a flexible garden hose, it will be challenging to determine which is the right one for you. The reason is simple! There are plenty of options ...

Expandable garden hoses are extremely well suited for around-the-house watering. However, knowing which hose will give you ...

We have researched hundreds of garden hoses for 2 years, and here are our picks of the best flexible garden hoses for you. The Bionic is of tremendous value if you’re looking for a flexible garden ...

The 50 ft garden hose allows it to be used in almost any weather. The flexible 3750D polyester fabric cover, not only prevents leaks but will also never allow those annoying tangles, twists or kinks.

Drinking water safe, quickly expanding up to 3x in length, and supposed to be able to withstand the temperature range from -5℃ to 98℃ with no potential damage to inner and outer materials, TheFitLife ...

A bit different from other garden hoses on this list, the Nifty Grower is soft and very flexible; it can expand up to 3x in length and automatically shrink back to its original length when not in use.

We like: it’s a flexible, lightweight hose that’s makes it easy to navigate the garden We don’t like: if you don’t have a hose cart, it’s a bit of a job to collect up and store FloPro ...

The flexible expandable design makes the water hose 100 feet very convenient to both use and store. High-Quality Material: This garden hose 100 ft uses a high-density 4-layer latex core and a very ...

Add in anti-kink, anti-twist, anti-crush and anti-algae claims and it's hard to know where to start. The best garden hoses need to be flexible enough so they're easy to use, but also tough enough to ...

Instead of throwing away those plastic nursery pots your plants come in, discover some creative and useful ways to repurpose ...

Expandable garden hose review update 02:46 There's a new breed of as-seen-on-TV expandable garden hoses that promise to be lighter, easier to use and will never kink. Consumer Reports checked out ...

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