Few people know this technique? The idea of ​​joining 2 hoses without buying an adapter!

[@klaus3794]

A lot of work and need to have the tools and items - I rather buy an adapter if I need one. BUT - well done!

[@Kk-bq8sw]

I guess it’s useful in those areas where there is a lack of adequate plumbing supplies!

[@saaamember97]

First off, if you're actually buying water hoses without a female coupler on one end, and a male coupler on the other end, then you have bigger issues than just needing a coupler! Second, this hack ONLY works if you have that type/size of PVC laying around, and the exact size nut you need to make the threads. If you don't have either of those, you will need to buy those items, thus negating the need to come up with the hack!

[@ratansharma951]

Thanks. You forgot the two orange washers! You have hit the nail on the head. These hackers assume/ presume that we all have these exact-fit items lying at home. This is NOT the case. So most of these hacks are NOT for the average DIY.

[@Mav646]

Exactly just go buy the adapter.

[@OneWouldThink]

Now wait a minute…he’s joining two female hose ends together? How is he connected to the water source with a male end of the hose? Please show us that hack too so we can all laugh twice as hard!! 😂😂😂😂

[@michaelmckinley2650]

Amazing that he had a NPS fitting in his toolbox. Probably cost a lot more than a plastic double male.

[@robertbutler8004]

Bugar I wanted to say the same thing.

[@spitfiredark9469]

This is the definition of"i dont need no male" Awesome work love it

[@Ana-ev6tj]

Para aquellos "sabelotodo" que dicen "mejor voy a la ferretería y me ahorro tiempo" . Este video y muchos otros que he visto de este canal se me hacen excelentes, soy mujer y en el lugar donde vivo las ferreterías están lejos de mi casa. Me ha pasado que cuando necesito algo (algun imprevisto no deseable) siempre me pasa en domingo, y despues de las 6 pm y es cuando las ferreterías cercanas a mi casa estan cerradas. Estos trucos son excelentes cuando en ese momento quieres salir del apuro. En mi casa habia baja presión de agua y no podía lavar por que mi tinaco estaba vacío debido a la presión por lo que uni dos mangueras como en el video (con material que tenía), no igual pero me dio la idea y resultó, pude llenar mi lavadora, directamente con las mangueras de la toma de alimentación principal de agua. De lo contrario tendría que haberla llenado con cubetas (unas 5 o 6 cubetas mas otras 5 para enjuagar).

[@user-yomismo]

Igual soy un sabelotodo pero la manera mas sencilla es un trozo de tubo por dentro y dos abrazaderas.

[@ingmscott]

Es mas facil comprar el niple en la ferretera que tener todos los materiales a la mano para realizar nuestro "niple casero"

[@KizzDie]

Desde el punto de vista de una persona que no maneja herramientas, etc, si es complicado, pero para alguien que maneja herramientas por su trabajo, es una solución fácil y sencilla.

[@gustavovazquez2621]

Ya metidos en gastos, mejor compras el conector macho para la manguera

[@ProfChaos1985]

If you have these things just laying around, you probably already have an adapter.

[@stevenkroot31]

Hi, interesting method of making an adapter, however in the U. S. Our hoses come with one male and one female end so such a coupler is not necessary.

[@Mrinventor93]

oh thanks i understand

[@Mrinventor93]

@@satbobsmith7261 If it is required and you already have one, you can do the other

[@hinspect]

Wrong threads per inch too!

[@roberthosein5687]

Or maybe he just wants to connect 2 hoses to get extra length, however,,immnot sure about that method, I would have screwed in the pipe while holding the threaded part with the pliers to ensure its fully threaded

[@livefreeordie3992]

Now he has two male ends, so????????

[@davebenz8271]

How about just replacing one of those female ends with a male end? Why do you have 2 female ends anyway?

[@LeuCustomKnives]

Because otherwise this video would not be necessary then 😆

[@chivoharley6743]

What's if he only got three female Then you got to do that It's just showing what you can do if you get into a problem

[@mikebond6328]

Since when is having 2 females a problem?

[@marshmangunnar9150]

Can we even Call them/they female ends anymore!?! F*CK!

[@jakeeasterwood3204]

Then we couldn’t have male ends being transitioned to female ends and male ends to female ends! Get with the woke program dude… or dudette. (Sorry… I don’t know how you “self or gender” identity. No offense intended.)

[@researchcapt]

A plastic double female hose thread connector bought from the hardware store is going to be cheaper, more reliable and take less time.

[@MarkTubeG]

Ha. I could drive to and get back from Lowes in less time this video took, let alone the time that fabrication _actually_ took. But if I lived "out back" somewhere, it's a good trick to keep in mind.

[@NonNone-qm4zi]

​@@MarkTubeG... You would still have to drive to a hardware store to buy a nut large enough to use as a mold.

[@johnurban7333]

Didn’t realize adapters were that expensive

[@Mrinventor93]

They are cheap but this is a solution when you have no option to get it

[@justgivemethetruth]

@@Mrinventor93 OK, but who has a metal threaded bolt like that lying around?

[@Mrinventor93]

@@justgivemethetruth If it would be the same problem, not having the adapter minus the threaded bolt

[@Mrinventor93]

so that if I solved it very well I save gasoline plus traffic@@cjlaity1

[@joshiszkula211]

I mean, it's a cool idea and all, but I think I can swing the .97 for the connector should I ever find myself in such a situation.

[@Mrinventor93]

thank you very much, I understand you

[@clivenewton7609]

Admire your ingenuity 👍 but I’m off to the garden centre to get the $1 proper connector 😂

[@hatterassportmechanic5621]

You still bought the pipe,brass fittings,natural gas,tools to use.think it would have easier to just get the adaptor

[@JT_70]

I, like many men, already have all those things in our garage.

[@HepauDK]

This method requires a very specific set of circumstances. 1: you need to connect 2 female adapters. You have no other option. 2: You need to be in possesion of a nut with the correct thread. 3: You need to be in possesion of a plastic pipe with the correct diameter, made from a type of plastic that melt instead of burning to a crisp. 4: you need to have immediate access to a heat source that will heat the nut to a specific temperature. If at all possible, I would just buy a quick connect set instead. I live in Denmark, so a set from Gardena (one that would only let water through when connected) would be the obvious choice...

[@larrystradeski8261]

You just made your own adapter for more than what it would cost to buy one.Great Job!

[@jerryfacts9749]

The key is to have these pieces on hand, and a gas stove or a torch handy to heat up the metal nut enough to be able to melt a thread in to the PVC tubing. Nice and creative idea for sure!

[@Bustos3427]

Exelete video muchas gracias ,

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias

[@henrymorgan3982]

If I thought about that, I would consider myself a genius! Good job!

[@Mrinventor93]

thank you my friend

[@thomasbassett5028]

Since each female coupling was added to the hoses aftermarket, just buy, and have on hand, a double male when you bought the females.

[@elpapi989]

"WOW'😲'MAN", GREAT IDEA 💡, When I was a kid, I would fix My G.I.Joe's or He-man Plastic Toy's in a Similar💥Fashion. `But', Thank You for Your Great Idea. The Brain 🧠 Need's to be used at Time's, With Simple Fixe's as we seen here. Instead of Running back and forth couple of times to the hardware store. Simple, But EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS is what we all need. Once again THANK YOU & MAY YOU ALL' HAVE A WONDERFUL NEW👍YEAR.

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks ☺️

[@jesusdavidcuesta7538]

Gracias por compartir tus videos, para mi lo que yo haría es comprar un conector macho sin necesidad de hacer tanto rollo

[@Mrinventor93]

De nada, entiendo, gracias a ti por tomarte el tiempo de comentar

[@wilsoncampoverde5946]

Gracias por los buenos consejos de cómo unir una,manguera

[@Mrinventor93]

Por nada, Gracias a ti amigó

[@Jim-u5w6o]

Cutting up a hose that's, let's say $10.00 or more to make something that you can buy for less than $4.00. I'm sold. Maybe that's why you can't afford a stove with a pilot light. 😂

[@elmomo52]

Suggestion brillante et utile. Le Québec salue le partage de votre savoir....... maintenant vous avez une réputation mondiale. Bravo

[@Mrinventor93]

Merci beaucoup mon ami

[@sombra4768]

Por la excelencia que bien

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias

[@ricardoantonioSFO]

Your creativity is to be commended 👍🏽

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@gary4341]

That's putting it politely. I think the gas the time and effort goes beyond that mod but there you go.

[@charmedlife6933]

The mind is the best tool one can possess. Your mind is well at work. Blessings.

[@Faibonelorginal]

La NASA deberia contratarte carnal

[@Mrinventor93]

Si de echo estoy escondido digo no me vayan a andar buscando jajaja ntc saludos mi amigo!

[@SuerteDelMolinoFarm]

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain

[@craigrothwell6144]

Ordered a new one from Amazon and it was delivered while I was watching this video :)

[@pikricky]

Good idea if you have the parts lying about to make it,if not just as easy to buy the connector for under $1

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@Tips24H-rj9pq]

your video is very good

[@burk2209]

Great solution to a problem that doesn't exist!

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks ☺️

[@chivoharley6743]

You may never no Cause what if you only had three female Then what

[@dailytricks6161]

very nice! Creativity has a very high practical application!

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you 🙏

[@mrclean6773]

Great idea... most DIY guys have stuff like this lying around in junk drawers and tool boxes...I know I do👍🏽

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@schuey089]

My nearest diy store is about half hour walk away, that a hour round trip plus walking round the store to find a adaptor! A good quick fix if you have the bits!

[@keithroyston1055]

I love plumbing comedy 😂😂

[@mrpoolplayer6379]

Great Idea. I also have subscribed to your Channel...

[@Mrinventor93]

thank you very much for your support

[@davidc6897]

At least you have me an idea of how to directly connect PVC piping to a garden hose without having to buy a bunch of adapters and/or how to make a new PVC connector for a stripped one.

[@РоманГречихин-п6н]

Зачем изобретать Велосипед????🤭

[@mahidajosefinarodriguezdea2437]

Gracias por compartir, muy buena idea; y como se puede hacer cuando una de las roscas es inversa?

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias 😊

[@CarlosMartinez-dq4cn]

Pues mamaste

[@welshlyn9097]

I’m going back to bed 🛏️. I cannot believe what I have just seen.😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@roonycousen6841]

Genial amigo muchas gracias por compartir tu idea

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias

[@JavierBrenes1]

Perfecto 👌

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias

[@edmundojuarezviolante25]

Perfecto 👌 muy buen video 👍

[@Mrinventor93]

Muchas gracias

[@EG-Mix]

Good job good luck

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@mariomoreno9386]

Buena idea

[@jarfda]

Excelente amigo. Para salir del paso.

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias

[@biglew1161]

I've never seen a garden hose with 2 female ends. this should never ever be a problem. if you had to repair the end then get the right fitting or a coupler in the first place. cool way of making threads for other purposes though.

[@mackrp3371]

Good ideas

[@Mrinventor93]

Thank you 🤗

[@donmunro144]

Personally I'd simply use the other end of the hose. The one that already has a male end on it.

[@jbkibs]

right? :)

[@deborarodriguezberger3607]

EXELENTE TE FELICITO , BENDICIONES

[@Mrinventor93]

Saludos y bendiciones Débora

[@jerryhashow]

“👍” Thank you 【2022 Los Angeles🏆】

[@fayiznalu8411]

Cleaver 😊😊

[@makaylabaiao8896]

You are burning the aunties kitchen top

[@richardslater677]

What a stroke of luck that he had a brass fitting that was exactly the same diameter and thread size as the black plastic ones on the ends of the hose 😀

[@James-je7hf]

When was this made? Back in the 30s? Gas stove has pilot lights in this generation

[@James-je7hf]

Also the gas he used cost more than an adapter

[@williamzeegers]

what a cumbersome way to connect these 2 ends. Who has the materials to fabricate the solution shown?

[@ИгорьГоловин-е4ь]

Ай! ВОЛШЕБНИК !

[@Georooney]

I can't imagine who would need to join two hoses with female ends. Hoses usually come with a male connector at one end and a female connector at the other. Turn the hose around!

[@alejandrolmartinez6969]

Te tardas más que ir a comprarlo

[@Mrinventor93]

Gracias

[@mch7129]

Better to close your mouth if you are unable to do so.

[@ashwatt2885]

That's only if you can 'get to the shop' far faster than Superman 😂 😂

[@omaruru4251]

Estos tips son para personas que quieren solo agrandar el conocimiento pues nunca se sabe si vas a estar cerca de algun lugar para comprar o simplemente no vas a tener dinero asi que por favor los cracks que comentan incoerencias miren videos de power rangers.

[@gwine9087]

I think buying an adapter is a lot easier.

[@Chicole2708]

Yo use un Acple Rapido para PVC, y me anduvo joya

[@difficultkunt4050]

O.. M.. G...! A Gas flame stove..👀 re..... Re...... REEEEEEEEEE..... REEEEEEEEEEEE...EEEEE..!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jimby2865]

I use a female/female hose for my sewerage connection on my camper and use a male/male barrel to keep it closed while stored. Interesting 🏕

[@radishpea6615]

what size plastic pipe was used between the two fittings?

[@Mrinventor93]

hello I used a piece of 3/4 tube

[@bernardmcmahon351]

Not being funny but ‘WHAT A LOAD OF RIDICULOUS EXTRA WORK

[@Mrinventor93]

I'm sorry sir it's something super easy

[@MichaelFougere]

Not sure why you would ever need to connect 2 female couplings together, creative nonetheless.

[@Mrinventor93]

I understand, thank you

[@kploo4906]

If the adapter was designed well, why did something to change the way of function that was not necessary. Did the little connection device hard to find or it was far too expensive to buy it once for facilitate own consumption daily?

[@EJ42955]

Obviously, those are replacement hose ends. It would be much easier to just replace one with a male end.

[@Mrinventor93]

That's right, dude, I just didn't have one at the time. Now that I'm going to the city I'm going to look for the spare parts to fix it, although I see that it turned out well like this, thank you.

[@shilicaso]

Simplemente ponerle una union con doble rosaca y teflon.

[@kevinhernandezmartinez7096]

En caso de no poder hacerlo, dónde y cuanto costaria ese adaptador?

[@FranklinThompson-r5v]

Well what if you don’t have the metal fitting or the scrap plastic pipe in the correct size. So it’s likely cheaper to buy the adapter if you need it.

[@Mrinventor93]

The most likely thing is to buy the adapter but if you are far from the city you would have to drive to get them anyway, the idea is for if you have recycling at home

[@novdt]

i would sooner go out and buy a host of different types of fittings, as some hackes are not as realiable as manufactured products. P.S. your drill bits should be standing upright, rather than in a pile for moisture to rust them out

[@MrMark233]

An adapter is really not that expensive and very easy to install. Not taking the bait on this one. :-)

[@pat8988]

It would have been easier to just remove one of those hose ends and put those threads on the plain hose end exposed instead of making a double-ended piece.

[@mv-db4463]

They cost less then a buck and you will have time to enjoy other things in life.

[@Mrinventor93]

Yes, sometimes it is also good to learn new things and you are very right over time

[@mrodriguez5259]

Magnific

[@Mrinventor93]

Thanks

[@arnaldoskindiver9473]

La misma pieza mas larga wow pasates mas tiempo calentando que poner la primera que tenias

[@LiuDienNuoc2024]

❤❤❤

[@BigFly028]

I don't think this title is quite correct "​​joining 2 hoses without buying an adapter!" Where did you get the two adaptors on the ends of both hoses?

[@marksmart9754]

Just go buy the adapter. Quicker, easier and cheaper. Not everyone has the necessary parts to make this.

[@desireegoulett69]

If I didn't already have one, I would buy a 2" male-male 3/4" piece just like that for .25-.50 cents at the Restore down the street from me....just has to be the large threads version to work with the hose, most aren't because they're for interior fixtures hose and line connections....lol

[@JoseLuisRodriguez-cs8yz]

El agua es de la llave o purificada?

[@Mrinventor93]

De la llave José por que?

[@miguelacosta1966]

Lo hace más complicado. Los dos extremos de la manguera ya de por sí tienen adaptador

[@cjlaity1]

Good god if you have all those materials laying around the house chances are you have an adapter.

[@Fredengle]

it going to be much easier to buy an adapter than to try that that could possibly even start a fire if a mistake was made

[@dianasimon2060]

You can buy threaded hose adaptors just for that.

[@henrygil8963]

Genial

[@victorrueda1686]

Es buena opción cuando no encuentras ninguna ferretería cercana

[@Mrinventor93]

Muy cierto amigo gracias 🤝

[@rumahemartinez8161]

Lo conectores para manguera hay hembras y machos pero la idea es buena

[@Mrinventor93]

muchas gracias mi amigo, saludos y bendiciones!

[@flavioconforti7582]

Está técnica se ve bien para salir de una emergencia si tienes materiales como el anillo y los pesados de tubo plástico a la mano de lo contrario sale más económico y práctico comprar un niple en la ferretería

[@Mrinventor93]

Así es mi amigo, muchas gracias saludos!

[@ThePaohc]

u must have this pipe parts, otherwise buy a cheap connector is more easy and safe.

[@bigredjohnson6921]

Costs more for gas to heat the coupling than it does to buy the adapter.

[@Mrinventor93]

It may be, but if the hardware store is a long distance away, gasoline can also cost much more, my friend.

[@bigredjohnson6921]

@@Mrinventor93 It's not

[@bovanbang7233]

wow! 2 different thread forms go together!

[@Tony-hx2fj]

could save a trip to town

[@joeschmo622]

Soooooo, instead of just buying the coupler, likely with included washers as well, for a few bux, you need to have: -- a metal fitting of the exact size and thread, -- a length of plastic pipe the exact right diameter, -- a convenient gas stove to heat the fitting, -- a utility knife to trim the finished pipe, etc., and -- *still* need washers to prevent leaks. Like, great, it can be done if you have all that stuff handy, but why bother? I can just imagine someone walking into a supply store to buy the metal fitting, pipe, etc., and making a kludgey homebrew adapter, instead of just buying the exact perfectly-fitting adapter directly.

[@arielalbertojacinto7525]

Hay un elemento que lo venden hasta en la ferreteria se llama "niple". Y otro rosca con tuerca. Ambos sirven y a juzgar por lo que se vé, la medida es de "media".

[@Mrinventor93]

Bien dicho amigó en cualquier ferretería lo venden, en este caso el Niple se realizó en casa que de igual manera funciona perfectamente

[@arielalbertojacinto7525]

@@Mrinventor93 dice el tutorial: "la idea de unir dos mangueras" y no "como hacer un niple de media".

[@Mrinventor93]

@@arielalbertojacinto7525 No dice hacer! pero dice sinn comprar un adaptador

[@arielalbertojacinto7525]

@@Mrinventor93 Bueno. ....y así podríamos seguir hasta navidad... Éxito campeón! 🏆

[@Mrinventor93]

@@arielalbertojacinto7525 gracias señor 🤝

[@billmorris2613]

Why are there two female ends? I have never seen a water hose where both ends have the same male or female ends except as an adapter to hook two faucets together to find a break in the or a bad leak when one faucet does not have water coming out of it or very little pressure.