Recent content by chazzz

I think I'll go with Flexzilla garden hose. I don't expect it to be 100% kink-free, but it'll keep at a minimum. THANKS, everybody... and don't be too ***** or your wife will think you must have taken some blue pills.

Copied and pasted from someone who left a comment on Amazon. I thought it's funny. It’s a very ***** hose The kind you cant expect to water And It will always let your garden down Like a dead snake on the street It’ll go limp in your hand It’s definitely not my favorite And when you try to...

Ugh. Too cold for me. I washed my car today, it was 75 degrees highs. That is when I started to complain about my garden hose with too many kinks. Don't know why it does, even in warmer weather.

Alright thanks for your advice - I'll research on Apex, Eley, Bionic and rubber hoses. What about a nozzle that is easier for me to use - to spray on my car and shut-it-off when not in use?

Yes, it gets cold here in Southern California (overnight approx 37 degrees, morning approx 47 degrees).

I bought a 50' garden hose from Walmart last summer. Now it's getting "*****". I get about 4 or 5 kinks on that hose. I use the hose mostly for washing my cars. Which garden hose is best and doesn't do any kinks? Also which nozzle is best for a car wash? Thanks

The power went off for several hours and I decided to use my Honda EU2000i generator to light up my house - first time to use it. The power restored and I shut it off. I don't think I'll use it again for a long time, should I drain gas from my generator (to prevent from "gummed up" inside of...

Alright I will buy tools separately and put them together in a tool bag. Thanks for your advice.

I have many tools in my garage, like screw drivers, sockets, wrenches, allen wrenches, star-sockets, hammers, mallets, measuring tapes, etc etc. My 20 year old son borrows my tool to do his simple thing, such as drive a small nail in the wall to hang his picture in his bedroom, etc. He did...

Selling Ingersoll-Rand DryStar Model DS50 (dry and cool air). Condition: unknown, never tested. I opened the box and looked inside. Everything are in there. Refrigerant compressor and all of other stuff like hoses and condenser are present. Not sure if the refrigerant R-134a is present inside...

I have a pair of fluorescent shop lights (T8) in my garage. I replaced the tubes (Philip ALTO light bulb tubes) about two years ago. Now they're burned out?? I think it has something to do with extreme heat, approximately 100-120 degrees in summer (and approximately 40 degrees in the winter...

Ah okay that's what I thought. Thanks so much.

See the picture. I don't know what is it for? I was thinking, maybe it's for fishing. See attached photograph. Thanks!

I am in the market for a new garage door opener. My 17 year old Craftsman garage door (belt drive) is getting old and needs to be replaced. I've never had a "smart" garage door (no experience with it). I would like to have it. Do you have any positive and negative experiences with it? Did...

The QuickJack kit CAME with a roll of Teflon tape. The tape should cover on all fittings' threads with flat at the end (not on flare threads). That is exactly what QuickJack Assembly instruction book said so.