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To: Ken Adams who wrote (143)	9/14/2018 4:48:44 PM
From: Shoot1st	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 678

Bought two of those collapsible hoses that the Tool Guy guy advertises...... thought it would be a good idea to have a hose under the sink in the kitchen so I could use it in an emergency or since there is no outside spigot for the porch, to use it there if needed...... it was a great idea until I didn't turn the knob completely off and it burst overnight. due to some remodeling I had baseboard heater holes in the kitchen floor and the water went straight to the basement. Basement is all cement....nothing of value....and it had 4" of water by morning. Stupidly, I walk right into it.....never thinking of electrocution. I hooked up a wet vac to suck and pump the water out and an hour later I was back to just wet cement floor. If I had put down the cement board and tile in the kitchen as planned, the entire 1st floor would have been soaked. Can't recommend those hoses, eh? Shootie