Clear Vinyl Tubing, 3/8" ID x 1/2" OD x 100'

No problem with installation. Has been durable in use.

This appears to be the same quality of vinyl tubing you can pick up in Lowes or Homedepot, usually only in precut lengths.The thing about vinyl tubing is that yo want to store it and ship it with a few things in mind 1) you don't want to bend it too sharply or it will kink; 2) you don't want to wrap it around to small of a spool or the curl it takes on can case kinks when you try use it on a straight run; and 3) you don't want to wrap it too tightly or the tubing will compress and deform -- the only way to uncompress it is to inflate it back to an uncompressed shape and temporarily warm it.This tubing breaks all three rules. The tubing came wound very tightly around a small spool like the one in the photo and then tightly wrapped with some stretch-wrap film. It was wound and wrapped so tightly that all of the tubing was deformed. At the end farthest from the hub, it was the least flattened and still usable. Closer to the core, it was too flattened to support a reasonable flow for 3/8" ID tubing. There is no practical way to inflate and warm long lengths of tubing to restore its shape. So only about 50 of the 100 feet is usable and that's not a good deal. You're better off seeing the condition of stock at your local hardware store or home improvement center--they might be taking better care of the product.

I needed tubing to run from a dehumidifier across the basement ceiling down into a utility tub. Can't blame the tubing for the crazy obstacles above the ceiling, but it certainly held up being shoved into things.It's quite thick so it should hold up for years.

What can you say about clear plastic hose? It makes the world go round...I used this on my little giant condensation pump from my central air unit, it allowed me to pump the water through my basement ceiling and down into my washer drain pipe, instead of having an ugly PVC pipe lying across my basement floor. What an eye sore that would be, sheesh! Easy breezy. The walls of the tube are thick enough not to crush down and get pinched easily but I wouldn't tuck them to the joists with a nail or anything too ridgid. (Please forgive my grammer and spelling, I sent this from my toilet room!)

I needed to replace a 30+ year old 28 foot run of vinyl tubing that went from my air conditioning condensate pump in the basement to my washtub drain on the4 first floor. The old tubing was totally clogged up. It was cheaper buying this 100' roll than buying 30' at a local hardware store. Home Depot only had 20' sections and I didn't want to use two 20' runs with a connector. The tubing has footage indicators so you know how much is left. A nice plus. It is vinyl tubing. It does what it is supposed to do. What is there to say?

When I purchased my condensation pump from Amazon to replace it on my 13 year old furnace I figured I'd replace the drain line that was pretty gross looking while I was at it. 100 feet is probably overkill but I wasn't sure if 25 feet was quite enough so now I have a lot left over but I'm sure I will use it for some project in the future. Note that this is not 'food grade' so not to be used for your kegerator beer line.

Really needed a long run of 1/2" tubing and none of the local big boxes or hardware stores had anything over 25' so I got this. I got the memory out of the coil using a 5 gallon bucket of hot water but as other reviewers have said the last twenty or thirty feet are squashed so flat that they really aren't useable. Still I got the length I needed out of it and for that it was perfect, I just hope it holds up over time!

I used this attached to a condensate pump to move water to a distant drain. It works as intended. Easy to work with, comes in a box that can be cut to turn into a reel for dispensing, that was a bit of a pain, but the porduct is what counts.