does anyone know if the hose is detatchable?
1030449
yes you will have to pul hard to do so, there is no quick disconnect on this
976674
Hi, if you're talking about the clear plastic elbow, the answer is, yes it dos come off, if you want it to. The elbow swivels so the hose can be moved out of the way to allow for more comfort. I hope this helps.
52704
It is supposedly detachable; however, I haven't been able to take the handle off myself. (There must be a trick to it.)
1703713
Hose is separate-take care to buy the one that is MOST flexible-it's a few dollars more but absolutely worth it
713105
The end where you connect the air hose could be an automotive or household style quick disconnect. Just go to your local hardware store and buy the other style.
2248530
Without seeing it...it is hard to determine. One thing my husand said it might be is there is a spring that is on the old hose that has to be put on the new hose to allow it to retract. If this is not the case, maybe there is a blog out there on any installation situations regarding Grohe and their parts.
1048676
Have owned our for about 3 months, so far, so good. We have the red one and hang it in our garage. It's a little cumbersome to take out and put back but it has never kinked.It's been almost a year now but I just experienced what others have written about. Hose popped out from one end, no way to re-attach it. Will contact the company and see what they do.
2263564
I'm not totally sure what that is, but the hose doesn't retract automatically, if that is what you are asking. It stays pulled out until you place the sprayer end back into the faucet stand. I haven't found that to be a problem; maneuvers well.
958439
Note that if the hose comes detached from an end connector, you may be able to twist the hose right back on like you thread a screw. If you have an otherwise damaged hose (cut, torn, crimped) then you can ignore this answer.
2276006
I haven't used a hose. I empty by hand. Try disconnecting the hose and then running it. That's one way to narrow down the problem. If its acting normally then, I would reconnect the hose and try running it again. Hope that helps.
112746
They recommend you don't drink out of the hose. I purchased several different kinds of these hoses and some broke the first time I used them. Home Depot sells one much sturdier and cheaper. Good luck. Patti
1530076
The entire 50' of hose comes unwound off the reel. It goes through a roller guide, and the reel has ratcheting locks, so it doesn't free-wheel during retraction at all. It's a very safe and sturdy set-up, and the hoses pays out, and retracts under full control.
1268786
The hose attaches through a quick connect/ release. So should be able to replace.
1520870
Yes, it's a tight sqeeze to connect, the hose is cheap thou, if it stays twisted or if something is on it during storage, and flattens the hose a little it wont bounce back, which it can interfere with suction power, but is the only replacement I was able to find, with a little vac that works, like forever. My other hose had duck tape all over it, trying to keep it together, it worked for a while, until it was a flat hose :( and it was done. Good luck.
758277
yes. i did find that not using the hose attached could be a little ackward.
68103
Depends on weather where you leave. It does not cover the connection to the hose outside the box. I just disconnect that for freezes and leave the box as is. It simple to reconnect.
764630
No. Both of the hoses I own have the same problem. I just wrapped tape around the connectors and don't use the function that shuts them off at the connector, because then they leak right through the hose. It's a problem I just decided to live with. Otherwise I like the hose.