will this work to fix a leak on a soaker hose
2029199
It should if the leak is in the hose itself and not in the hose connection to the spigot.
2054124
I have this and love it! Haven't used it with a soaker hose, but think it would be fine. I do use it with a spray nozzle, no problems.
423659
I used it to fix a leak in a pipe under the kitchen sink and it's been there for over a year. So I would think it would work on a garden hose. It's really sturdy.
1466821
Not sure but this hose was hard to move around. If you keep it in the same area permanently, it will be fine. I prefer the old fashioned soakers that are light weight and green vinyl. It is a very efficient use of water, when you do not have auto sprinkilers.
244229
I'm not sure if it would or not. If it is a minor leak I believe it would. I don't know if any product that would repair a major leak, I would try it if It's minor. Can't see anything you would have to lose but 10-12 dollars. Could save you big bucks. Hope this helps.
1551747
It should. With a combination of unclogging my drain and installing this part it Fixed my leaking problem
1830610
I doubt if it would harm the fittings material, for my purposes, it has always "just worked." Probably the smart move would be to test the sealant on a spare fitting first.
489751
It really depends on how big the leak is and whether it's caused by a hose or a small seep in a seal. In general, if you have a small leak (seap) in a gasket for example, this product works well. I had a small leak in my heater core that's now been sealed for almost 6 months. I don't believe that this product would work for major leaks or bad hoses. Once you make sure that you don't have a faulty hose, and if the leak appears to be coming from a gasket or your heater core, I think it's worth giving a shot.
947709
I've only used this clay as a face mask and mud bath, so I have no idea if it works on leaks. Sorry I couldn't help!
950873
I don't know. I would get more info first. I used it and it worked. I think it softens and swells seals to stop the leak. If that is the case and your seals are just dried out it should work. Good Luck. Kent
971845
It might work. It's probably worth a try. Make the repair from the inside of the gutter where it's leaking. Use some coarse steel wool to rough up the area befor applying the putty otherwise it might not stick. Good luck
2153321
Yes but it leaked at threads so I had to purchase new hope for it to work!!
1504385
I'm not 100% sure but I do not think so. Look at the old one if there is only one hose then it will not
2246626
It will. I bought a brass quick connect and found that I had to ensure the connections were tight. No leaks!
1975813
Probably not. Try a standard rubber washer in place of the o-ring. Not the slightly smaller plastic ones that always leak for me. If it leaks with any of the 3 alternatives then try a different accessory. If it still leaks then you could have a defective thread on your hose. I've encountered this with several cheap hoses and started buying higher quality ones. They are also cheaper per year than the cheap hoses. Here in the Denver CO area, for 50/60 feet, cheap is $10 while good is $30-35 and excellent about $50-60.
978327
Don't think so. I used electrical tape once on a leak. It still leaked but provided enough pressure for machine to work, for a few years. You'll need a lot of tape. There is a green/yellow plumber's tape that may work better. OrLook on YouTube for repair methodOrBuy another one.
2200174
I am not sure, there is a good chance it might. If not you can pick up a cheap hose adapter at the hardware store that fits the threads of the nozzle and jus cut n clamp the hose to it. Maybe $2-$3 part.