Hose Storage
Find hose storage to keep your garden hose tidy and out of the way between watering jobs. Explore options for organizing your hose near the spigot, garden or barn, with your hose’s length and available space in mind.
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Best Of FAQ
Common hose storage options include reels, hangers, pots and carts. Reels wind the hose onto a spool, hangers hold it in loops, and pots hold a loose coil. Hose carts combine a reel with wheels for moving between watering spots.
A manual hose reel has a crank you turn to wind up the hose. A retractable reel has a mechanism that draws the hose back in. The winding and locking steps vary, so check the reel’s instructions before getting started.
Wall-mounted hose storage attaches to a fixed surface, such as a shed or garage wall. Freestanding storage sits on the ground without attaching to a building. Choose based on whether you want a set spot by the spigot or a setup you can relocate.
Lay the hose in loose, even coils, starting at the bottom and working upward. Follow the hose’s natural curve rather than twisting it into place. Leave the end you reach for most near the top.
Disconnect the hose, drain the water and wipe off dirt before putting it away. Let it dry, then coil it loosely or wind it onto a reel. Follow the hose and storage equipment instructions for winter storage, especially if your area gets freezing weather.