Nyloguard hose sleeve

[Cleanworks]

Has anyone used Nyloguard hose sleeving or similar on their high pressure hoses. How was it for coiling? Looking to protect my hoses and further insulate them so they don't leave welts in the carpets when they get too hot. They also contain the spray if a hose bursts.

 

[Mikey P]

Welts?


Burst?



Sounds like you need better hose, not a cover.

 

[Desk Jockey]

That was a stoopit suggestion Bristor had many years ago. I got a Joe Nasty gram for attacking his genius.

The issuses I had with it then are the same now. They are designed to get hoses from rubbing against each other on your machine. On your pressure line the will drag and make it harder to use when using. They will also get dirty at some point and will be difficult to clean unlike your solution hose which can just be sprayed down.

It may protect from the welts (you must be using extreme heat) but I can't see it insulating.

If you buy it I'd try a short pieces. 25 foot and see if it does any of what you are hoping.

 

[Cleanworks]

I am looking to cover just what I bring into the home. With propane heat, it is easy to leave a permanent welt on polypropylene carpet. I haven't had any hoses bursting on me, but if they did, it would be contained within the cover. The cover is nylon, seems easy to clean.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Dude I cut my teeth on propane heat. Spent decades cleaning with it being the heat source. Never put any permanent marks like you would with kero or diesel. But if you are concerned its worth trying.

 

[SamIam]

Newer polys can leave marks but hitting it with hot steam will pull it out

 

[GCCLee]

why not a different color piece of vac hose....slide your solution line through it...

or just a piece of vac hose

 

[hogjowl]

Why not just turn the heat down?

Anything over 220 (at the van)is a waste anyway.

 

[Mikey P]

There's your answer

 

[bob vawter]

You can lead a horse to water...
But sumtimes you jus need to kick
His azz in.......!

 

[Cleanworks]

Dude I cut my teeth on propane heat. Spent decades cleaning with it being the heat source. Never put any permanent marks like you would with kero or diesel. But if you are concerned its worth trying.

So that's why your teeth look so funny