Sanpaint 3/4" Brass Garden Hose Shut Off Valve
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About Sanpaint 3/4" Brass Garden Hose Shut Off Valve
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
91% liked the adjustable design
I can turn on and off my hose easily with this all brass quarter turn shut off valve without going to the end of the hose where it connects to the spigot.
I can now shut it off and swap out the end with a different piece, such as filling up a bucket of water, then hooking it up to my pressure washer.
93% appreciated its corrosion-resistant materials
I expect the plastic shutoff to be free of bimetallic corrosion, unlike the brass version.
None of my hoses have leaked, unlike the plastic trash I previously had connected.
94% appreciated its long-lasting durability, though 6% found it broke easily
I am impressed with the durability of the plastic version of the hose shutoff, even though it is cheaper than the brass version.
I tightened the product by hand and it broke into pieces, indicating poor durability.
93% appreciated the easy cleaning design, but 7% found it a hassle
I bought and installed 12 one @ rack hose end and none of them leaked. It's different from the plastic trash I previously had connected to hoses.
I can turn on and off my hose without going to the end where it connects to the spigot using this valve.
I expect the plastic shutoff to not have bimetallic corrosion, which is a positive aspect of the product.
I broke the connector when I tightened it a little more by hand.
84% praised for its secure grip
The product does not leak, unlike the previous plastic trash connected to hoses.
The brass valve has a solid build with a firm quarter turn ball valve and good weight.
92% liked the universal hose compatibility, but 8% found it didn't fit their hose
Our product does not leak, unlike the plastic trash we previously had connected to hoses.
I expect the plastic shutoff to not have bimetallic corrosion, which is a common issue with the brass version.
I can shut off the water supply and swap out the end of this connector with a different piece, like filling up a bucket of water and then hooking it up to my pressure washer.
I broke the connector when I tightened it a little more by hand without using any tools.
94% praised for its leak-free performance, while 6% experienced some leakage
I expect the plastic shutoff to not have bimetallic corrosion, which is common in brass versions.
The cut-offs leak like sieves.
91% appreciated the high-quality materials, but 9% found them cheaply made
I am impressed with the durability of the plastic version of the hose shutoff, despite the significant price difference. This shows my positive sentiment towards the material quality of the product.
The product does not leak, unlike the previous plastic trash connected to the hoses.
I tightened the product a little more by hand and it fell to pieces.
87% praised for its high-pressure resistance
I expect the plastic shutoff to avoid bimetallic corrosion, a common issue with brass hose shutoffs.
