I'm not a turneroffer
And the standard for hoses over here, particularily on old machines, was that you used a radiator clamp and the hose is slid over a nipple directly onto the washer at one end, and then another radiator clamp to screw the hose onto the plastic tap fitting.
The standard hoses we have over here, are doubled walled. Unless you actually make a cut in the outer wall they rarely seem to break if ever.
My Miele Washer isnt high enough up the food chain to have the Solenoid screwed onto the tap (The dishwasher does) however the hose is rated to 1000PSI, so I would assume that unless there is a major manufacturing defect, that it should stay burst free for at least a few years.
And the standard for hoses over here, particularily on old machines, was that you used a radiator clamp and the hose is slid over a nipple directly onto the washer at one end, and then another radiator clamp to screw the hose onto the plastic tap fitting.
The standard hoses we have over here, are doubled walled. Unless you actually make a cut in the outer wall they rarely seem to break if ever.
My Miele Washer isnt high enough up the food chain to have the Solenoid screwed onto the tap (The dishwasher does) however the hose is rated to 1000PSI, so I would assume that unless there is a major manufacturing defect, that it should stay burst free for at least a few years.
