I have used the green ones and after have 4 tearing I am at my wits end, is it worth my while to try this one from Rumford and where is it made.
72611
I have one in my 86 year old Mom's garden. So far so good. Had it 4 months. It does not shrink back to much but it is lighter for her to use. Texas sun and use. So far ok.
72612
It is not too bad a hose, I have only used it 3 weeks, it doesnt shink back up well but it is light weight and so far, it has not torn. I had a green one from another company that did tear like yours tore. It is made in China.
72613
i live in the chicago area and temps vary everyday and i use my hose twice a week and i love it. i have back problems and this hose is light yet sturdy. as for where itis made. i could not find that answer on the hose or storage bag.
72614
After using this hose for about 3-4 weeks, I have been satisfied with it as it has performed as advertised. However, to be honest, after hearing about the various problems associated with similar hoses to the Rumford I keep waiting for a problem to occur. But...so far, so good. Hope this is helpful to you
72615
I honestly dont know where the hose is made but I am very pleased with the purple Rumford garden hose. I have a 20'x20' patio with a small dirt area for plants and a queen palm. I water that area and fill my decorative water fountains with it and the hose has great pressure. So far I am very pleased with this hose.
72616
I don't see a tag, and am not sure, but think I recall seeing something that said, "made in China." I haven't had this one long enough to know if it will tear. Frankly, the plastic screw-on fittings strike me as a weak part of the design, due to vulnerability to UV exposure from sunshine. This is not the sturdiest looking hose I've ever seen, but it really is pretty. It might last longer if you keep it out of direct light when not in use... perhaps that might help prevent tearing, too.
72617
It's made in China. The connectors are plastic. I've only used mine for a week, but it's doing fine so far, not a leak to be found.
72618
So far, this one has held up fine, but I've only had it a few weeks. I'm afraid I can't predict when or if it will tear. Sorry.
110632
I don't have my info handy but I remember when I was looking I thought there was another well known brand that looked very similar. I have had mine for about a year and a half now and no issues so far. Knock on wood. Good luck.
179352
I stopped using this monster and got a Nija. Won't do pure juice, but clean up is a breeze, the fiber is fine with me. The Bella was a nightmare to clean, the screen in my juicer blew out, the blade sticks and it is a job to free it. Here is the parts address I found, but I wouldn't wast a dime on trying to get mine fixed. What a waste of 200 bucks: CUSTOMER SERVICE NUMBER/ADDRESS 1-866-832-4843 1175 Place du Frere Andre Montreal, Quebec H3B3X9
1114645
Sorry to say I have no idea. i suggest calling the manufacturer. I can tell you we love this thing! Very strong and sturdy. i have no concern for it puncturing or tearing
2037929
I'm looking to buy this one as it is made in America and they insure me they have policies in place to avoid human trafficking, and they do not test on animals. I originally got the Rubbermaid product, but it was defective, and I have been having a hard time getting it replaced/refunded. Been about two months now. Plus it is made in China, which I didn't know, as I try to avoid products made in China. This product is made in the USA.
1511701
What a piece of crap. They can't make anything right anymore. If it is indeed made here in the US we should not be proud. Im assuming that from the brand name. It wouldn't seal from the first time I used it. I don't have any ideas and I can't find any info on their website.
1833350
No!!! No!!!! No !!!! is only made in chine, and i tell you one thing, is the most piece of S**** saw made down there, every single pice of the saw is cheap and made from low quality material, i have that old school one and i can not compare with the new models....if you wants to buy a sliding miter saw, buy Festool, hitachi is not the same ever!
2233340
I would say the finish is consistent is consistent with the rest of their offerings. So, yes, too rough...but what can you do...it comes from their surfaces no longer being machined. I wish I could find a set of cast Iron that was machined these days, but no such luck so I make do with the inferior product they do offer. I don't feel like I have much choice.
1034208
This is an issue for me too. can we get the manufacurer or distributor to answer this question: where are they made?
562521
Simply put, it's superior quality all the way around. The races are higher quality, the bearings are higher quality with better finishes and so on etc etc etc. These will simply last longer than the others and although you wouldn't notice the difference if both were brand new, you would after a few 6 months as the basic reds wear down much more quickly. These are worth it just like the ceramics are worth it which is the next rung up on the ladder as far as bearings go. Hope that helps...
421661
The last one I got was made in Kansas. This kind of stuff is usually made off shore. I would stay away from Chinese stuff owing to the toxic products that have been a problem in the past. My dog loves them but they don't last forever. I trim off the thinner ends and let the dog have at the thicker center....after that you need to toss them. My dog is a rather compulsive 80# Rottweiler. This lasts at least a few days.
1018698
As far as I know, it's a big multi national eruo/asian pacific group .. so it's probably made where ever it can be made cheapest.. just like everything else... just cause it's assembled someplace doesn't mean parts are made there these days.. They also make Poulen and 12 other brands of tools.. I hate my 440E .. it has never been easy starting and the tooless chain tension is a joke.. I can't use mine and feel safe..
1501542
I bought mine through Amazon and they usually have a satisfaction guarantee with anything sold through them. However, it's worth the price to at least try it...and I doubt you'll want to return it. It takes such a little that it lasts a long time!
546475
These that I have are made right here in Massachusetts. The subsidiaries of this company also have manufacturing plants in the UK, and Switzerland, but I have to assume that all US residents get theirs from the US. (In my case, this town is only a half hour away from me which I was not aware of when ordering, so I have a lot of confidence in sanitary conditions for their products). I just ordered some larger ones as well. They work great, and do not stick to my wound at all. Hope this is what you need to know. C
1271874
I wrote the manufacturer. According to Elizabeth at DYNA-GRO, they "do not have any plans to discontinue any products from [their] line". She was very nice and very grateful that I sought clarification on what appears to be blatant misinformation.
2001459
I have heard the new last 3-4 years are made in China. I have tried 4 times to get one that steams and does spit water all over fabric. No luck. My first one was a dream but wore it out. I will not buy another Rowena. I just got an ilso (sp) the yellow one and I like it a lot.
1975642
I had a 'bad batch' once myself, a long time ago...3M was made aware of the problem, and sent me replacements. I have not had a bad experience since, and I use a LOT of tape!