what is the longer hose attachment for that has holes in the end and no catheter. Can I use that instead of the catheter?
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The longer nozzle with holes and 'ridges' is a feminine douche tube. If you read the "product description" on the screen showing this bag, it mentions that near the end. I would not---definitely not---suggest using that nozzle in the rectum! Ouch! Perhaps you could attach it to one of the new small garden hoses and use it for "sprinkling" the garden...? :)
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I don't have my shower handy but I can't remember there being a hole for a hose. we aren't using ours for showering, just changing cloths.
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we use a shopvac with the hose on the side that blows out. we have attachments that fit from a small bower.
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That would be a big Negative, why don't you just get a longer expandable hose
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The attachment was also too large. I had to improvise by buying a rubber bell reducer in one of the big box stores. The reducer with hose clamps can be found in any plumbing store. Take the attachment with you along with the hose to your vacuum
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There's nothing to permanently attach a hose to. Best you can do IMO is rig something.
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Not a hose attachment but there is a plastic adapter to use with the hand-held foodsaver system.
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You can use any hose. We bought a longer hose to reach from my kid' room to our nathtube, at Home Depot. You just have to take out the plastic head (the one that goes inside of the hole for draining) & attached to your new hose. Hope this tip helps you
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Unfortunately, we didn't keep the packaging that came with the hose. I wish I had noted NSF and FDA ratings, if any, but I didn't. I know some thermoplastic copolymers are used for even things like catheters, menstrual cups, and (ahem) certain adult toys, but my advice is to check with the company that makes the hose. Good luck hunting down the info!
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Hi Vickie, The hose attaches to the end fittings by threading onto them and then there is a retainer ring that locks onto the fitting to insure that the hose and fitting can not separate. This is a great quality system and is very well made and reliable. I'm a general contractor and do plumbing all the time and this is the best drainage kit I've seen. I have used other systems and a few of them failed and this in not something you want to worry about when you are camping. I highly recommend this system. I hope this is helpful.
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I ordered the extension hose. You do have to reattach it all the time taking it on and off can be a pain.
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I bought this to use as an extension hose to add to my existing hose. It has a threaded brass fitting on the end for joining the two hoses together. I'm not going to remove it, but, you can take a chance and try and remove it and you then may be able to use it to replace the original hose.
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For longer reach, I would replace (not extend) the original hose with one of larger diameter. Larger diameter at the same flow rate will have lower frictional loss, with a lower loss of pressure.
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I bought the wrong attachment hose. It didn't fit on my machine, so I sent it back. I haven't ordered another one, although it would be very handy. Make sure you get the right one.
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There is a guy here in Portland Oregon who has those adapters that fit the hoses you are talking about. Kinky Medical is his nomedeclare. You can find him on fetlife.com.
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I bought a piece of flex hose and an adapter that is used to connect RVs to the sewer at campgrounds. Got it at Home Depot. There was a hose connector and hose. I sliipped the connector over the end of my blower and used a single piece of duct tape. Works incredibly well. Without having flex this device is useless
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Look for "Snip-n-Drip End Caps with Couplers" in our Amazon store. These end caps are easy to remove which is especially useful when draining the system.