I need a hose which has an end setup for sourcing from a standard
threaded household faucet. In days of yonder, I've seen them sold as
houseplant accessories.

I need to buy by postal mail order, if at all possible.....

Alan Horowitz wrote:
I need a hose which has an end setup for sourcing from a standard
threaded household faucet. In days of yonder, I've seen them sold as
houseplant accessories.

I need to buy by postal mail order, if at all possible.....


Not a hose, but an adapter that'll let you connect any hose to a sink
faucet....

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...e-20/ref=nosim


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There are, in fact, a few different threads on sink faucets. A water bed
fill kit usually comes with plastic adapters that will do the trick with
most faucets.

Not a hose, but an adapter that'll let you connect any hose to a sink
faucet....

"Alan Horowitz" wrote in message
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I need a hose which has an end setup for sourcing from a standard
threaded household faucet. In days of yonder, I've seen them sold as
houseplant accessories.

I need to buy by postal mail order, if at all possible.....

Look for an aquarium fill kit.

Alan Horowitz wrote:
I need a hose which has an end setup for sourcing from a standard
threaded household faucet. In days of yonder, I've seen them sold as
houseplant accessories.

I need to buy by postal mail order, if at all possible.....

Hello,
One way you can get these is from a place that sells waterbed filling attachments, or
at your standard home depot type store
charles

I'll add one more to those good suggestions. Look at camping supply stores. I
think its called a "water thief" because in camp grounds they have spigots that
are meant for getting water by the bucket, not with a hose.

Marilyn in Ohio

Most hardware stores carry a converter for the faucet to connect to a hose.
A lot depends on whether or not your faucet has threads in or on it. I've
done this previously to water my balcony plants. Now I use it to wash the
car.

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