How long is the steam hose? Can I order a longer hose? for example, I want to set the tank on the floor.
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According to the information brochure for the i300 on Reliable's website, the steam hose is 70" which would come to 5'10". The information for the i400 and larger, state 7'. Since the seller says this steam hose is 7', it would appear this listing could be for an older model. The i500 and larger units, have interchangeable hoses for longer lengths (including an 11'6" footer, steam brush, etc. both i300 and i400 have fixed length hose. http://www.reliablecorporation.com/site/brochures/Reliable-i300.pdf
842527
According to the information brochure for the i300 on Reliable's website, the steam hose is 70" which would come to 5'10". The information for the i400 and larger, state 7'. Since the seller says this steam hose is 7', it would appear this listing could be for an older model.The i500 and larger units, have interchangeable hoses for longer lengths (including an 11'6" footer, steam brush, etc. both i300 and i400 have fixed length hose.http://www.reliablecorporation.com/site/brochures/Reliable-i300.pdf
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The length of the hose does not matter! Do not buy this product! You will spend more time, first cleaning it and trouble shooting why it does not work, than it.s worth. But a Graco and be done with it. See my previous review.
2006117
I don't know what you mean by THE HOSE but the flexible hose that goes into the vacume and connects to the extending stainless steel hose is 102 inches long.
309576
The hose is relatively short, but stretches to about 3 feet or more and with the hard attachment to the vacuum it adds another 4 feet or so. Oreck has stores all over, there might be one close to you where you can see it for yourself.
1025033
I don't know exact measurements, but you can steam women's pants (tall) by attaching clips. the hose is not stiff when the steamer is ready.
2206956
It's a proprietary air hose so you should contact John at IQ to see if he can do something longer. The hose might be a foot or so?
1978002
Hi Peter, The leader hose is about 6ft. long. About 12-16" of it is fed into the unit leaving you with roughly 5" or so. If this is not long enough for you, you can make up your own custom length using any standard hose with fittings sold at Home Depot or Lowes. Hope I helped!
939172
It doesn't need to be next to the furnace. The consideration is the access to the furnace heat discharge duct. The steam hose is six feet, but instructions tell how to connect up to pipe. The longer the discharge run, the less efficient the steam. One can easily find the installation Manuel for the unit online; just Google it.
681872
The hose with connector is about 5ft. long. This is a negative -The connector is also metric , so it is not easy to find an extension hose from HD or other home centers. I tried several Home Centers , with no luck. I was referred to a local propane and gas company - they can convert the connection. I called Napoleon - they do not offer a longer hose.
120903
Hose is a bit over 2' long and remember it attached to your faucet. I doubt you will be farther, or even that far, from the lavatory using this. Go on and buy it, because you will like it!
309574
The hose is a soft but strong flexible accordion-style hose that lays 23 inches, but extended is 40". It has a notch in the end that connects into the vacuum so that the hose does not loosen or pull out once twisted into place. This model lives up to the Super-Deluxe name. I am very happy with mine.
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Hello - I just measured the flexible hose and it is 75" plus the metal curved piece on the end which is another 18". Then there are the straight metal pieces, which together add another 36". So, depending on how many feet it is up your stairway, you have about 10 feet of length from the motor to the end of the entire hose/metal tube attachments to reach up. Worst case, you would have to do as many of the steps from the bottom that you can reach, then carry the vacuum up to the top, and do the rest from the top down. I am lucky - my house is all on one level, so no stairs to contend with. Hello - I just measured the flexible hose and it is 75" plus the metal curved piece on the end which is another 18". Then there are the straight metal pieces, which together add another 36". So, depending on how many feet it is up your stairway, you have about 10 feet of length from the motor to the end of the entire hose/metal tube attachments to reach up. Worst case, you would have to do as many of the steps from the bottom that you can reach, then carry the vacuum up to the top, and do the rest from the top down. I am lucky - my house is all on one level, so no stairs to... » Read More Hello - I just measured the flexible hose and it is 75" plus the metal curved piece on the end which is another 18". Then there are the straight metal pieces, which together add another 36". So, depending on how many feet it is up your stairway, you have about 10 feet of length from the motor to the end of the entire hose/metal tube attachments to reach up. Worst case, you would have to do as many of the steps from the bottom that you can reach, then carry the vacuum up to the top, and do the rest from the top down. I am lucky - my house is all on one level, so no stairs to contend with. « Show Less
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Without going outside to measure...not tall enough...I have a 100' hose wrapped around it and no matter how tight I try and make the coils, the hose still drags on the ground. Wish it were taller so the grass could be cut under it with the hose on...now we have to pick it up and move it to cut the grass growing under it. If there is no grass where you plan to put it, the hose will still drag (if its 100') on the ground...your call if that is acceptable for you. I'm replacing it, don't like it...going back to a wall hanger type.
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The hose it self is "70 in." I just measured it--- long enough for the hand piece to hit the bottom of the tub..very handy and good quality.
583121
Yes, it comes with a hose. I just went out to garage and measured it: 6 feet 1 1/2 inches. Not long enough, IMHO. Should be 8 to 10 feet.
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Hi Diana, There are two hoses, a vacuum hose and an exhaust hose. The vacuum hose is about 16' long and also has 5 - 2' rigid extensions. The exhaust hose is only about 8' long but since this must run downhill anyway, if you need to extend it you can run it into a 10' section (or more than one) of rigid pipe. As a contractor who works on other peoples ponds i often do this. It does need to run downhill. Sincerely, Nate at Practical Garden Ponds 484 356 5351
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Hi Gary, Yes the hose is long enough. I always put my cylinder on the floor. My table is standard 6' fold up. Hope this helps. My stove works great also!!