A bit different from other garden hoses on this list, the Nifty Grower is soft and very flexible; it can expand up to 3x in length and automatically shrink back to its original length when not in use.

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Are expandable garden hoses any good? Yes. First, they are very lightweight compared to normal hoses. Second, they do not kink or twist. Third, they are self-shrinking, which means the water pressure ...

However, many people still love using this type of garden hose because: It is self-emptying, meaning that you don’t have to drain it out when storing for the winter It can self-shrink to its original ...

One way to understand how transistors work is by comparing them with a garden hose with a kink in it ... and thermal/electrical properties of shrinking circuits were described by Dennard scaling).

But before you throw it in the trash, keep that old hose to hand. There are a handful of clever ways of reusing your garden ...

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If you’re replacing your central air, you should look into whether you really need the same size system as your old unit or if you can shrink it a bit. Any changes you’ve made to improve your ...

There's a new breed of as-seen-on-TV expandable garden hoses that promise to be lighter, easier to use and will never kink. Consumer Reports checked out the Pocket Hose, FlexAbleHose and XHose.

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