Questions and Answers for Everbilt 1/2 in. I.D. x 5/8 in. O.D. x 10 ft. Clear Vinyl Tubing

A:  Yes

A:  Yes, this tube fits perfectly onto a water softener drain

A:  Yes. I have used PVC Braided Vinyl Tube on my softener drain.

A:  I used it for a 2013 dodge dart you just add the funnel on end and the other end to the whole to fill the tranny

A:  The description says that it is: "Clear PVC Tubing manufactured with Non-Toxic FDA compounds" and "Non-toxic FDA grade compound." To be honest though, I would check to see how it smells, I bought some clear vinyl tubing that smelled really really bad. I ended up using a silicone food grade tubing instead for my ice maker drain tubes.

A:  It is clear.

A:  Durometer is 1/4 inch osd

A:  I have used it before with gas and it holds up well.

A:  The description on line says it cannot be used in ice makers.

A:  I am not sure what you mean by "work"? If you mean for a drain tube, if it fits, it could work. You may have to clamp it in place or do other work-arounds, but, the vinyl tubing holds up pretty well in weather. You may have to replace it in a few years, though, and it can be crushed or pinched cutting off the flow, however, just clamping it on and routing it so it is not pinched or squished down, it may work just fine. I'm using it to pump water from a water container to a trailer fresh water tank.

A:  I am assuming your asking in reference to it being a condensation drain tube ?? The question you asked is somewhat vague!! Yes this will work from a condenser drain tube

A:  No. The only thing printed on the tubing is "do not use for icemakers"

A:  Depends on how far you want it to go they also sell larger ID diameter to not need to heat it up. But yes it could be heated to allow for a slightly larger diameter and then don’t forget to clamp it to keep it secure and from leaking. I would not recommend heating it up for any type of pressure line.

A:  The tubing does soften with heat from a heat gun. I have used it to get the tubing onto a hose barb, but, caution, it can get so soft that it doesn't have enough internal strength to be pushed onto the barb. I also can't tell how much strength is left in the tubing that has been heated when it is cooled back down. But, when heated it does get stretchy. Be careful not to overheat so it melts completely and watch out that when heated, touching the tubing can burn your fingers. I would recommend you experiment a bit with some extra tubing just to make sure it works for you.

A:  Yes without deforming

A:  Yes it will just don’t over heat