OMG thank you. I know how to hook it up under the sink and actually have the expensive attachments to do so. This is sooooooooo much easier. I hope a lot of people see this video and save themselves the massive stress. Yes it's easy to put it under the sink but it is also expensive and not for those who don't like to work under the sink. This is easier and cheaper.
@@Breadandbutta Thanks for watching. If the water is spraying from the hose where it is connected to the washing machine then you need to use plumbers tape and wrap around the male connector. This will stop the leaking.
Thanks for watching. The same thing happened to me, so I had to figure out a way to connect the machine to the pipe. Thai works for now however I am still seeking a better way to make the connection a breeze.
I used a male to male adaptor 3/4 to 1/2 and connected to my water supply. Just disconnect the faucet and screw in 1/2 " end of adaptor then connect 3/4" end to washing machine and turn on. No messing with cutting hoses. Works great. When you're done just unscrew adaptor from sink and re_ attach faucet.
U saved my life! I live on the 1st floor of a multi family house and i have the yard. But i think the hose pipe is cracked and my land lord isn’t trying to fix it right now. I’m sure it was the arctic blast we had during the winter. It could cost thousands. I wanna fill up my pool. What garden hose would u recommend i use? Male or female?
@@nenaj1 Thanks for watching and for your kind feedback. The type of hose that I have used in the past usually has both female and male ends. This type of hose will allow you to attach a standard garden hose nozzle to it
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Thank you so much for this. With as intelligent as I am with almost everything else I do, I could not figure out how, for the life of me, I was going to hook up my new machine to the kitchen sink. Sometimes the simplest things go right over my head 😂
Thank you for watching. I had the same issue as you did, so when I finally figured out how to make it work I decided to be unselfish and share because I knew that other people would have the same issues as I did. Thanks again for your positive feedback, I truly appreciate it.
I appreciate your hard work but respectfully speaking, do you know if there’s something I can buy that already comes this way? I’m really hoping there’s something out there I could just buy and use.
Thank you for watching. I have been searching for a ready to fit fixture, however so far I haven't been able to find any. I am sure that someone will take the initiative soon to manufacture and make them available to the public. I do believe that it will soon be made available so I will keep checking. Thanks for the question and feedback.
Thanks for watching. I wish that maybe someday fulfilling my greater purpose will allow me to be helpful to others. Thanks for your positive feedback. It means a lot to me.
Thanks for watching. It is a tight fit, so what you'll have to do is to heat the hose over a gas stove or with a heat gun to soften it, then force on the quick release. You might need to do this several times until it fits ok.
How to set the desired temperature of water? Would I still have to use the cold setting on my washer? This is really helpful to me, as I was just trying to figure out how to attach my washing machine to the kitchen sink.
Thanks for watching. I have no way of determining a desired temperature without a gauge so I have 'guesstimate' by adjusting the tap by either doing a cold wash, intermediate (somewhere in the middle) or doing a hot wash. Ultimately you will decide what temperature is ideal depending on the recommendations of the clothes manufacturers for certain specific fabrics.
@crediblemike7266 thank you for that info, yet I believe you misunderstood. My washer has 2 Hoes ports Hot/Cold... If I hook up my kitchen sink as you did in the video, would I have to place the sink handle in the middle (warm), and then use the cold setting on the washer, but get actual warm water? Or select the Hot setting on my washer?
@@diagrier9963 Stainless Steel Washing Machine Y Mixer Hose by Kelaro - 3/4" - Blend or Split Hot and Cold water a.co/d/7nAIcPl. . The easiest way to deal with this is to use a Y mixer hose like this along with a regular washing machine hose. The hot and cold holes at the back were designed for the older system when the hot water and cold water were separate. With these new faucets having the ability to distribute both hot and cold water, the easiest way to address the issues is as stated above. If not just choose either the hot or cold pipe at the back of the machine and block off the next pipe not being used
@@diagrier9963 In other words. If you connect the hose to the cold pipe. You'll need to physically block off the hot connection otherwise the water is going to flow out through it an vice versa. So I recommend using the Y hose to connect to both. Then if you want to do a cold wash, turn the faucet to cold, cold water will flow through both of the hose into the machine. If you want to do a warm wash put it into the middle and if you want to do a hot wash then turn it to the extreme right. Whatever temperature you want put the faucet in that position and the water that enters the washing machine through hot and cold connectors will be the temperature that you selected using the faucet. I hope that this helps
Truth be told, I have been searching non-stop to find a more permanent convenient and workable solution. I have made note of your request and will fulfill your request if it can be done successfully. Thanks for watching and for your feedback and continued support.👍
I'm literally trying to figure this out in real time at this moment I was planning on trying to splice off the cold water from below the sink or something I'm not a plumber but I see that there was some sort of splicing with the hot water valve to go to my dishwasher and can I do the same type of thing to my portable washing machine just with the cold water I don't know thanks for making this video
As long as you have the right accessories to connect the dishwasher to the pull down faucet, then yes you should be able to get it to work. Get the appropriate size car heater hose along with hose clamps along with the quick release connector and you get the same result. Give it a try.👍
Hi! Thank you for showing us the video. Can you tell us where I can find the black piece that connects the pull down faucet to the hose that came with the washer? If you have any specific links, i would appreciate that even more. Thanks in advance!
Hi thanks for watching. Here is the answer to the question that you asked. The black piece is actually a ¾" (19mm) automotive heater hose. This can be purchased at any car parts store. This hose is then connected to a faucet quick connect adapter which can be purchased at any hardware store. Hope this helps.
First I want to thank you for watching the video. Regarding your question...provided that there is enough space available it will be possible for you to have your washer installed in the kitchen. If the location for the washer is not situated close enough to the sink then you will need to purchase an extension outlet hose that will be adequate enough to reach the sink. If you have a regular water tap that is threaded, the quick release will work perfectly. If you have a threaded pipe but it's not close to the washer then using a hose along with the quick release will work just fine. I will be doing a video that will demonstrate how you can connect your washer to a regular pipe.
th-cam.com/users/shorts-bRI3a0EfGA?feature=share3 Thank you for watching. Your suggestion is actually a great idea. I somehow figured that this type of connector already exists and I have not found it as yet? Is there any possibility that you could replicate the steps in this video to create your own? connector.
@@koko-si7oh Again, you are most welcome. Your response makes doing videos more worthwhile because I can sense your genuine appreciation and positive energy coming through.
Each item was purchased separately. The radiator hose along with the hose clamp was purchased from AutoZone and the quick release was purchased at a hardware store
Thanks for watching. Here is the list of items: ¾ hose (14mm) car heater hose, faucet quick release, adjustable pliers, hose clamps, channel lock pliers, washing machine hose
Thanks for taking the time out to watch this video. To prevent the pop off you simply have to ensure that you use an adjustable pliers or some tool to properly tighten the hose clamp.
Dear viewer, the faucet is made with that pull down hose. What you see me doing in the video is me creating a diy attachment to connect to the original pull down pipe fixture. The connector is called the Garden hose quick release connector. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
Check this out! a.co/d/cKcEW3O.for the quick release bought at a local hardware store but is sold on Amazon. Check the link☝️ Each item was sold separately. The radiator hose and clamps were bought at the auto zone.The hose size is 3/4" or 19mm
I think it's 1"-1.5" clamp. The dimension is not marked on it. As it relates to pull down faucet size, unfortunately I am unable to provide you with a definitive answer.
It seems like too much doesn't it? When you don't have a standard pipe you've got to figure out a way to make things work. Anyways I have since updated the approach to have a much simpler connection. Thanks for watching.
OMG thank you. I know how to hook it up under the sink and actually have the expensive attachments to do so. This is sooooooooo much easier. I hope a lot of people see this video and save themselves the massive stress. Yes it's easy to put it under the sink but it is also expensive and not for those who don't like to work under the sink. This is easier and cheaper.
Thanks for watching. Thanks also for your kind feedback
@@crediblemike7266 what happenes if water starts spraying from hoes I’m back of washer ?
@@Breadandbutta Thanks for watching. If the water is spraying from the hose where it is connected to the washing machine then you need to use plumbers tape and wrap around the male connector. This will stop the leaking.
Omfg thank you my landlord changed all heads now I haven't been able to use my tiny washer...thank you thank you ❤️
Thanks for watching. The same thing happened to me, so I had to figure out a way to connect the machine to the pipe. Thai works for now however I am still seeking a better way to make the connection a breeze.
I used a male to male adaptor 3/4 to 1/2 and connected to my water supply. Just disconnect the faucet and screw in 1/2 " end of adaptor then connect 3/4" end to washing machine and turn on. No messing with cutting hoses. Works great. When you're done just unscrew adaptor from sink and re_ attach faucet.
Thanks for watching and thanks for the feedback. Will give this a try!!👍🏼
How does the Hose handle the Water Pressure @Ian-ug6ue?
@@jamescabral2756 I use a car radiator hose along with the pressure hose for the washing machine and both have held up quite fine so far.
@@jamescabral2756 Thanks for watching and also for your question
3/4 to 1/2 adapter can you show what this looks like for a pull out hose video would be great
Thanks!! That was so helpful
Thanks for watching. I am indeed happy that you found to be helpful and got some value from watching the video. 👍
THANK YOU SIR!!
Thank you for watching!!! You are most welcome
Thank you! I’ve been manually filling for years I can’t wait to try this!
Thanks for watching and thanks also for your positive feedback. I appreciate it very much.
Omg you just saved my panic. Now I’m going to go buy the washing machine thank you
Thanks for watching and also for your feedback. I wish you success.👍🏼
U saved my life! I live on the 1st floor of a multi family house and i have the yard. But i think the hose pipe is cracked and my land lord isn’t trying to fix it right now. I’m sure it was the arctic blast we had during the winter. It could cost thousands.
I wanna fill up my pool. What garden hose would u recommend i use? Male or female?
@@nenaj1 Thanks for watching and for your kind feedback. The type of hose that I have used in the past usually has both female and male ends. This type of hose will allow you to attach a standard garden hose nozzle to it
@@crediblemike7266thank u!
@@nenaj1 Thanks for watching and you are most welcome
Thanks so much! If you would t mind doing a full tutorial we would so appreciate it.
I will definitely do my best to satisfy your request 👍
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Thank you so much for this. With as intelligent as I am with almost everything else I do, I could not figure out how, for the life of me, I was going to hook up my new machine to the kitchen sink. Sometimes the simplest things go right over my head 😂
Thank you for watching. I had the same issue as you did, so when I finally figured out how to make it work I decided to be unselfish and share because I knew that other people would have the same issues as I did. Thanks again for your positive feedback, I truly appreciate it.
I appreciate your hard work but respectfully speaking, do you know if there’s something I can buy that already comes this way? I’m really hoping there’s something out there I could just buy and use.
Thank you for watching. I have been searching for a ready to fit fixture, however so far I haven't been able to find any. I am sure that someone will take the initiative soon to manufacture and make them available to the public. I do believe that it will soon be made available so I will keep checking. Thanks for the question and feedback.
I agree, I’ll give one of your two methods a try in that case. Thank you and God bless you!
Very helpful thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks for watching. I wish that maybe someday fulfilling my greater purpose will allow me to be helpful to others. Thanks for your positive feedback. It means a lot to me.
How do you fit the quick release to the car hose. it seems pretty tight to fit it in the hose
Thanks for watching. It is a tight fit, so what you'll have to do is to heat the hose over a gas stove or with a heat gun to soften it, then force on the quick release. You might need to do this several times until it fits ok.
How to set the desired temperature of water? Would I still have to use the cold setting on my washer?
This is really helpful to me, as I was just trying to figure out how to attach my washing machine to the kitchen sink.
Thanks for watching. I have no way of determining a desired temperature without a gauge so I have 'guesstimate' by adjusting the tap by either doing a cold wash, intermediate (somewhere in the middle) or doing a hot wash. Ultimately you will decide what temperature is ideal depending on the recommendations of the clothes manufacturers for certain specific fabrics.
@crediblemike7266 thank you for that info, yet I believe you misunderstood. My washer has 2 Hoes ports Hot/Cold... If I hook up my kitchen sink as you did in the video, would I have to place the sink handle in the middle (warm), and then use the cold setting on the washer, but get actual warm water? Or select the Hot setting on my washer?
@@diagrier9963 Stainless Steel Washing Machine Y Mixer Hose by Kelaro - 3/4" - Blend or Split Hot and Cold water a.co/d/7nAIcPl. . The easiest way to deal with this is to use a Y mixer hose like this along with a regular washing machine hose. The hot and cold holes at the back were designed for the older system when the hot water and cold water were separate. With these new faucets having the ability to distribute both hot and cold water, the easiest way to address the issues is as stated above. If not just choose either the hot or cold pipe at the back of the machine and block off the next pipe not being used
@@diagrier9963 In other words. If you connect the hose to the cold pipe. You'll need to physically block off the hot connection otherwise the water is going to flow out through it an vice versa. So I recommend using the Y hose to connect to both. Then if you want to do a cold wash, turn the faucet to cold, cold water will flow through both of the hose into the machine. If you want to do a warm wash put it into the middle and if you want to do a hot wash then turn it to the extreme right. Whatever temperature you want put the faucet in that position and the water that enters the washing machine through hot and cold connectors will be the temperature that you selected using the faucet. I hope that this helps
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Look like you can use aerator adapter to attach directly to the faucet handle; if yes, please make a video on it. Thanks
Truth be told, I have been searching non-stop to find a more permanent convenient and workable solution. I have made note of your request and will fulfill your request if it can be done successfully.
Thanks for watching and for your feedback and continued support.👍
I'm literally trying to figure this out in real time at this moment I was planning on trying to splice off the cold water from below the sink or something I'm not a plumber but I see that there was some sort of splicing with the hot water valve to go to my dishwasher and can I do the same type of thing to my portable washing machine just with the cold water I don't know thanks for making this video
I am looking to attach my Washer Machine to this type of faucet. How does the Hose from the Pullout Faucet handle the pressure ?
It handles the water pressure without any issues
Hi! I’m wondering if your setup can also be used to connect a portable dishwasher to my pull down faucet.
As long as you have the right accessories to connect the dishwasher to the pull down faucet, then yes you should be able to get it to work. Get the appropriate size car heater hose along with hose clamps along with the quick release connector and you get the same result. Give it a try.👍
Wow
Got to be creative when the need arises.
Hi! Thank you for showing us the video. Can you tell us where I can find the black piece that connects the pull down faucet to the hose that came with the washer? If you have any specific links, i would appreciate that even more. Thanks in advance!
Hi thanks for watching. Here is the answer to the question that you asked. The black piece is actually a ¾" (19mm) automotive heater hose. This can be purchased at any car parts store. This hose is then connected to a faucet quick connect adapter which can be purchased at any hardware store. Hope this helps.
PRO 1 Heater Hose 3/4 Inch Inside Diameter X 6 Feet Length 052615C a.co/d/iSJV5AC
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I really appreciate it. God bless you!
So it's possible for me to have my washer in my kitchen ? I don't have the hook up in my kitchen What if I don't have a sink like that ?
First I want to thank you for watching the video. Regarding your question...provided that there is enough space available it will be possible for you to have your washer installed in the kitchen. If the location for the washer is not situated close enough to the sink then you will need to purchase an extension outlet hose that will be adequate enough to reach the sink. If you have a regular water tap that is threaded, the quick release will work perfectly. If you have a threaded pipe but it's not close to the washer then using a hose along with the quick release will work just fine. I will be doing a video that will demonstrate how you can connect your washer to a regular pipe.
It's alot easier way look up water bandit tool
I will. Thanks.
Can you make these and sell them? I have a faucet like this and I can't use my washer. 😢
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Thank you for watching. Your suggestion is actually a great idea. I somehow figured that this type of connector already exists and I have not found it as yet?
Is there any possibility that you could replicate the steps in this video to create your own? connector.
I will try. Thank you for showing us your expertise 🙏
@@koko-si7oh Again, you are most welcome. Your response makes doing videos more worthwhile because I can sense your genuine appreciation and positive energy coming through.
@@crediblemike7266 awww thanks and you're welcome 🙏
can you list the diameter of car heater hose you used..what kind is that
¾" (19mm)
@CredibleMike thank you so so much the quick release..thats comes already with the washer hose or is that something separate you brought
Each item was purchased separately. The radiator hose along with the hose clamp was purchased from AutoZone and the quick release was purchased at a hardware store
@@crediblemike7266 any particular size for the quick release ty so much for info
Check this out! a.co/d/cKcEW3O
whats the tube mesurements?
¾" or 19mm
It’s kinda hard to read them what are the tools needed
Thanks for watching. Here is the list of items:
¾ hose (14mm) car heater hose, faucet quick release, adjustable pliers, hose clamps, channel lock pliers, washing machine hose
how do you prevent pop off
Thanks for taking the time out to watch this video. To prevent the pop off you simply have to ensure that you use an adjustable pliers or some tool to properly tighten the hose clamp.
whats the metal piece that you put in the faucet?
Dear viewer, the faucet is made with that pull down hose. What you see me doing in the video is me creating a diy attachment to connect to the original pull down pipe fixture. The connector is called the Garden hose quick release connector. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.
@@crediblemike7266 Ah I get it now. Would you happen to know what size the garden hose quick release connector is?
Check this out! a.co/d/cKcEW3O.for the quick release bought at a local hardware store but is sold on Amazon. Check the link☝️
Each item was sold separately. The radiator hose and clamps were bought at the auto zone.The hose size is 3/4" or 19mm
What size are the hose clamps ?
And are all pull down faucets the same size for the most part ?
I think it's 1"-1.5" clamp. The dimension is not marked on it. As it relates to pull down faucet size, unfortunately I am unable to provide you with a definitive answer.
OMG that’s too much
It seems like too much doesn't it? When you don't have a standard pipe you've got to figure out a way to make things work. Anyways I have since updated the approach to have a much simpler connection. Thanks for watching.
th-cam.com/users/shorts-bRI3a0EfGA?feature=share3.