Washing Machine Dishwasher DRAIN Waste HOSE EXTENSION KIT - 2m

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The KGA-SUPPLIES Drain Waste Hose Extension Kit is designed for homeowners and renters who need to relocate their washing machine or dishwasher but find the original drainage hose is too short to reach the standpipe or waste outlet. This kit provides a seamless, flexible solution to extend your drainage reach up to 200cm, ensuring water flows away from your appliance without leaks; however, users should ensure the hose is properly secured with clamps to avoid vibrations or dislodging during heavy wash or rinse cycles.
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This is a universal extension kit designed for standard appliance outlets. It fits the vast majority of consumer washing machines and dishwashers.
It is not recommended to chain multiple extensions together, as this can strain the appliance pump and increase the risk of leaks.
Generally, no special tools are required, though a screwdriver or pliers may be helpful for tightening the hose clamps.
Yes, the hose is designed to handle the standard hot water temperatures discharged by residential dishwashers and washing machines.
A secure hose clamp is usually sufficient, but plumbers tape can be used as an extra precaution if the connection feels loose.
Ensure the hose is fully pushed onto the outlet and tighten the hose clamp firmly. Consider using a small amount of plumbers tape if the fit remains loose.
Check the hose for kinks or sharp bends. Ensure the hose has a consistent downward slope and is not trapped behind the appliance.
To install, first ensure your appliance is powered off and the water supply is isolated. Slide the extension hose over the existing drain outlet and secure it firmly with a hose clip or jubilee clamp to ensure a watertight seal. Check for compatibility by measuring the diameter of your current appliance's drainage pipe; this kit is designed for standard universal outlets. For maintenance, periodically inspect the hose for any debris or mineral buildup that might restrict flow. If you notice a reduction in drainage speed, a gentle rinse with warm, soapy water is usually sufficient to clear any minor obstructions.