Fermtech Tubo de vinilo de grado alimenticio – 10 pies 5/16 ID – 7/16 OD, transparente

Used this as a replacement for my vacuum oil extractor (a tool out in my shop that allows me to suck oil out of engines without the need to drain them)Not only has it remained more pliable than the OEM hose, it's also not gotten stained or yellowed yet. Perfect hose for my needs.

A food grade hose that does not stink like a chemical factory and as described on here! Thanks!!!!!!!

I used this in a low pressure (Really almost a drain line) usage, that might be exposed to silicone lubricant, which causes silicone based tubes to harden, crack and discolor. I accidentally tossed out a small connecting piece I had to cut off, that turned really yellow and was hardening and cracking bad, and was going to leak.in fact I only used less than a foot for the job I got it for, and created a replacement line to stash to replace the ENTIRE assembly at some later date if it fails. Which means it won't.Silicone is better piping, flexible and retains it shape around fittings if you have to take it apart often. It's just you can't expose it to silicone lubes, it disintegrates eventually. Some jobs only silicone lube is allowed, and this doesn't seem affected by that. Long term, we …

I was using this to cool my phone, and I though I would have to order more. Months later, and I've been using this for water-cooling my phone, which was originally the intentions for buying this, and it worked incredibly well for it, even after my admitibly high wastage of the tubing. It has a hard time staying in place for long periods of time, but if I wanted stronger tubing, I'd probably get Hardline tubing, which is probably going to be more expensive. So, for cooling a phone using a water-cooling loop, this is really good.

Used this tubing to rack some 7-year old mead onto K-meta and then added a bottling wand tip to the rigid tubing I had on the end of the tubing and used it to bottle with. Looks like good quality tubing.

Pick this up to use on my auto siphon for Homebrew. The tubing has little to no smell and is easy to clean. It fit on the end of my auto siphon really well, it just took a little bit of wiggling back and forth, but that is expected to get a tight and leak free fit. Works great and the 10 feet is plenty enough to get two big pieces out of it. If you are into home brewing or just need some good food grade tubing for whatever purpose then I am sure that this will not disappoint.

Works great. I'm using it as a blowoff tube out of a carboy for making cider.Update: I reordered this because I needed some more tubing. I don't usually pay attention to who is selling a product (I just assume that it is the same product from different sellers). However, when I received my second order I got an entirely different product. The first order came from "Home Brew Ohio" and the second order came from "BeesClover". The Home Brew Ohio product is a harder material that is as translucent as glass. The BeesClover product is much more flexible (almost "rubbery"), but a less translucent (i.e. a little opaque). Because of the flexibility of the BeesClover product, it is much easier to attach to various accessories (e.g. siphons, bottle fillers, etc). (I use these for "home brewing" …

I've used this tubing for 2 small batches of hard apple cider and one batch of Honey mead and it works just fine every time. It attaches to the outbound tube from the Mini Auto-Siphon and is easy to clean in 1 Step or some other home brewing sanitizer. I recommend cleaning the tubing while still attached to the siphon so that you can use the siphon to flush the cleaning liquid through the tubing instead of just passively submerging it in the liquid.