Is this product flexable and not heavy, I am trying to protect my oxygen hose that cats are chewing up.
1555254
Yes, it is very flexible and is made of plastic but has ridges to keep the cats from chewing on it. I use it for my computer cords and it keeps them off.
1555255
I think it would be great for that. I use it to protect cords and phone chargers from my cats. It is both flexible and lightweight.
1555256
Yes, It is flexible and not heavy at all. I use it on my nebulizer / oxygen hose also.
1555257
This should work perfect for that. My cat was chewing my cell phone charger cord, computer cord, etc. Now she completely ignores them!
1555258
The tubing is lightweight, and feels somewhat brittle. It is not soft in texture. The flexibility is more suitable to protect stationary cords (e.g.: between a computer and an outlet, rather than between a computer and mouse; or between a phone's base and the wall instead of base to handset).
592409
It can only flex a little bit. Not very springy. Try silicone or rubber, just so you know it won't be as study as the metal.
1830230
Is flexible, the hose is flexible. I usually will connect the hose first and screw the pump after, but either way works.
192538
Would not recommend it. It's basically for fixed object and not flexile item as you asked. It's a great product .
1507500
I think the key to flex hose is NEVER leave the water running and the nozzle off.. The hose isn't made to hold the force of water and you close your nozzle at the end and then your water pressure splits the hose. Mine has lasted more than one season, but I read and followed the directions
267569
I don't know about the flex hose. This is just like any regular garden hose except that it is drinking grade. I use it in the yard because the kids like to drink from the hose in the hot summer. It does not automatically extend and roll up.
1437880
This particular board is stiff enough. Not much "Flex" at all with normal pressure There is a very minimum amount of flex, but it depends on the thickness of the Copper clad PC board you order.
1518566
This is a very flexible tubing. I've experienced some really stiff tubing, especially when the temperature drops, but this isn't one of those.
997913
Hey, I think they are probly much the same. I do have the flexible one and it's working fine, 8 months steady. Double sided sticky tape to roof of my van, highway teste at 70 mph. If low profile is important, flexy is best, also very lightweight. It's also basically indestructible. I have stepped right on it. As far as power output goes the stiff one is probably identical, but consider your application carefully. Good luck
267565
From what I have read about the lack of durability with the flex hoseI would say yes, this is a better hose than the flex hose. As for shrinkingand expanding, no it does not do that. A flimsy hose isn't likely to last that long.
1623143
Yes, the unit is very lightweight. I would think heavy duty Velcro or better yet a little bit of liquid nails would work fine.
291432
Good question. I tried to twist and bend the plastic handle and it did not flex at all. It appears to be made of high impact plastic and is very sturdy. I trust it will do the job.
838674
Yes, it is a metal tube with some ceramic like stuff inside, so it flexes a little.
429872
yes, it is very flexible. There is an outer cover with velcro so it will hold into place.
309366
This is a very flexible item. You should be able to maneuver this item through a vacuum cleaner hose or air passages in the vacuum cleaner.
1982383
Yes it is flexable, just as the older ones were. However the round flap in the center may stick out on the sides unless you could somehow fasten it down from underneath. I wish rubbermaid would make a product for the center portion of double sinks. Hope this helps.
1938318
It's about the same as a regular hose, but it is way more flexible so you actually think it is lighter.