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Drinking water hose on a retractable reel


Does anyone have any experience of these and also who supplies them. Most of the reels I have seen come with a preloaded hose not suitable for drinking. Any help would be appreciated. keith



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Dont know of a ready to go unit, as you say they are garden hoses.

It may be a case of buying the retractable hose reel & fit it up with a food grade hose.

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We also use the flatout hose with the wind on cassette.

 



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Hi, FLATOUTAUST at Mogo NSW sells a retractable hose complete with drinking water compatable hose. Not re-tractable but re winds into cassette.

Good quality with comensurate price.

 

Chris



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I have a 'Flatout' hose (Food grade) on a windable cassette and use it where I require a longer hose.
Other times I use a 6 metre length of quality food grade hose stored in a 'Hose Bag'.
I have 2 X 6 metres in the same bag.
The 'Hose Bag' make winding up and storage a cinch.
Ozjohn.



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And a tip Briche gave us was to join the ends of your hose with a joiner while stored and you won't have any water leaks while in transit.

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I use a "Flat Out" hose when I need the length but I also carry a couple of short lengths of drinking water in a hose bag. I have also used an ordinary garden hose to fill the tank and found that if I flush the hose out first and don't leave it connected it doesn't affect the taste. It's also much more hygienic to drink beer and/or wine instead of water.

I made the mistake a few years back of buying a "Flat Out" sullage hose and could not get it to work despite following the instructions. (another one to add to my long list of useless camping gear). I threw the hose away and used the reel to store my electrical cord.



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i got a flat hose on a wind caset its formed in a figure 8 works for me

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Hi
We have just joined the forum and would like to advise that we have now designed a 14mtr drinking water retractable hose reel. Complete with 14mtr of drinking water grade hose ( POPE ). solid brass shaft internally and complete with solid brass connectors , nozzle and tap adaptor. Perfect for caravans, RV's mobile homes, boats and anywhere fresh drinking water is required.
If you have any questions, please advise
Cheers

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