Garden Hose Stuck to Spigot? Here's the Best Way to Remove It! 

Thank you so much! After 3 days of WD40 and yanking on it, you saved my sanity. I was going to call a plumber. I followed your instructions. Done deal in 5 minutes 🙋🏻‍♂️

I just followed your instructions!! Worked! I did it! 64 yo woman with vision problems, yes!!! Thank you thank you!!!!!!!

Thank, thank, thank you very much, I am a 72 years old lady, no husband in a fix income and over the years I have learn to do lots of things around the house and acquired some power tools but unfortunately the strength has gone besides my old arthritis bone, I have been dealing with a stuck garden hose foooorever (hard water) after trying several methods yours was the one that worked for me. I will be watching for more of your solutions around the house. Thank you.

Thank you!!! It worked!!! I’m an older and disabled woman that lives alone. Plus I have very little strength in my hands but I still managed to get that darn thing off by using your method!👍 I have 2 Boston Terriers that get hot easily in the heat where I live. Not having a hose for their kitty pool was making them miserable since they were stuck in the AC house. Now it’s fixed and they’re happy and so am I! God bless you for your help! 🙏🏻👍🙏🏻

My hose has been stuck for over a year and I've had several people try to remove it and told me I needed to replace the whole spigot. So glad I found your video. It worked great. I will be looking for more of your videos. Hope you have one on how to fix a leaky faucet.

Thanks for this video! I'm an "older" woman who lives alone and while I'm pretty good with chores around the house, this looked a little intimidating at first. But as soon as I put the correct blade in my small saw, I was able to do it. It took a few tries, but I was finally able to twist the darn thing off, as you demonstrated. Thanks!

You’re the man!! After what seemed like an hour trying to get it loose, I just decided to cut it off. Thank you!

Worked like a charm! Thank you so much!! I used an electric sawzall, flat head screwdriver, and pliers. Over and done in less than 2 minutes. 😁 God bless!

This husband is so handy. The wife should keep him for sure. Thank you for useful video.

Thank you! I’m a 71 yr old female, my husband had a stroke so it’s up to me. I did exactly what you said and I was able to get it off in five minutes! Perfect!!

After 2 days of trying wrenches and pliers, WD-40, Liquid Wrench, vinegar, and boiling water, this solved my problem and I didn’t break the hose bib or damage the bib threads. Thank you!

Thank you for taking time to make this video. Your method worked for me! I had spent a lot of time working on removing my garden hose and no luck, until I saw your video. I got it off in no time. Thank you!!

Great RU-vid. Author was so gracious in accepting suggestions from others. And the vinegar solution was confirmed as effective by others. All of this makes a great helpful community. Thank you.

Thank you for a no-nonsense, straight to the point tutorial. You helped me out immensely. Thank you so much.

You saved me from having to cut my house open to access the pipe to install a new spigot! This absolutely worked!!! I love you!!!! ❤️

Thank you, my water hose was stuck for over 2 years and finally got it out using this technique.

After wasting half a can of WD-40, this is what finally worked for me. Thank you!!!

Worked perfectly! Had to ask my neighbor for a little help with wrench turning, but it came off super easy. Great video for a single mom on the go!!

Thank you for this. I was at the end of my rope, or hose in this case. I tried WD-40, a strap wrench, heat, hammer. This truly was super easy and worked like a charm. Done in 10 minutes.

Great vid - thank you! Didn't want to call my rental company maintenance over this one - and I learned how to recycle my hose instead of throwing it out like I thought I would have to do.

SO GLAD I decided to find out how to get my stuck hose off the spigot...worked perfectly...no $150 bill for a plumber 😀

It worked!! I removed my rusted spigot in under 10 minutes. Thanks so much. 🙌🏽

This worked like a charm. Thank you so much. It literally took under 2 minutes. I cut it gently at a 45 degree angle then just popped the flat head screwdriver in the cut and popped it open. Trying to loosen it was too much work. Thanks brother, this method worked so much easier. And now my new hose is in place.

Took all of 5 minutes and no costly new tools. Thank you!

Add another happy customer! Thank you! Thank you! I can't believe I made such a dumb decision to buy this hose as I knew about galvanic bonding but didn't pay attention to the fitting on the hose.

Thank you for this! Such a simple solution. It never crossed my mind to cut off the hose flange.

Yup, it was fused on and used penetrating silicon.. no go, used heat with wrench, no go, last thing I wanted to do is wrench the spigot off or crack the pipe and I could tell if I used mush more pressure that's just what would have happen. Found your tip, I used hand held mini hack saw at an angle and then cracked open with screw driver... worked like a champ. Thanks! Teflon tape tip was much appreciated as well.

Thanks for making this video! It was exactly what we needed to change out a stuck hose today.

Just used this on our stuck garden hose outside and it worked! Thank you so much!

The cutting method definitely saved me some money. I've been trying to fix this problem without turning to RU-vid on and off for a year with WD-40. Slowly cutting with saw and using flathead got it to come right off exactly like video.

Thank you. This was the best way to remove the hose. (And all this time I just thought my girlfriend was weak) 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

Thank you so much! We were going to have the spigot replaced to get the leaking hose off. With your help I removed the hose myself!

PERFECT! I even have the same hose with that blasted stuck on connector. Your instructions allowed me to disconnect the hose in literally 5 minutes (used my Milwaukee M12 cut-off tool with metal cutting blade). Your wisdom and expertise is very much appreciated, Thank you!

yup agree. this worked. cut diagonal until you can see the inside very slighty and put in a flathead screwdirver to pry it slightly open and turn the garden hose attachment so you can remove it from the spigot. Thank you

Spot on brother. Last one I cut had to be peeled half way before it would break free. Super quick and easy! Takes minutes

A thousand thanks!! I have been routinely buying the expandible hosest that are always on sale at Home Depot, etc. Unfortunately I forgot to remove the hoses from my outdoor spigots over the winter. This happend once before and like your video I had to saw off the hose connector that was essentially molded onto the spigot. Watched your video and it reaffirmed the way I removed the hose metal last time this occurred. Must say these hoses' metal connection pieces are made of poor quality metal. If you buy and live in a climate with cold winters make suree to ALWAYS remove the hose during winter. Otherwise you'll have to follow the video.

This helped me as well with a splitter that wouldn't let go (and was leaky). I had the hacksaw and channellocks, but I wasn't sure if I was going to make a mess. The instructions and especially the screwdriver trick got me through. Thanks!

Life saver! I was able to fix it myself thanks to your video💪🏻😁Thank you sooo much! Great video!

This solution worked great for me. Thanks. I used an oscillating tool with a steel cutting blade. I made the recommended 45-degree cut just deep enough for the screw driver. The thing came off as you said it would. No more aluminum hose fittings at my house. Thanks for the great tutorial.

Thanks! You're a life saver. I couldn't get my hose off for nothing, but this only took me 5 minutes! 💪🏾

Best advice ever. I got it off and this time the Teflon tape is on. Thank you, so much

Thank so much. I've got two garden hoses I can't get off their spigots. That's what I get for buying cheap garden hoses with aluminum attachments.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! My dad passed away last year so I am basically left with the task of fixing things around the house and organizing tools and such. I can't tell you how frustrating I was with that stuck hose to spigot at the house. I never thought of cutting it off. I was banging on it, which loosen it, but still wouldn't let go. It was basically infused together. I will try this out to see if it'll fix it. Again, thank you, and God bless. ASE!

Thanks for doing this video! I had run out of ideas how to get the hose off the spigot ... Your solution worked great!

I only poured hot water on it, used the slip joint pliers to unscrew the hose from the spigot.

Thank you! I almost called the plumber, and I came across your video. Vary easy to do!

I was at a loss and I was afraid I was going to break the faucet if I cranked too hard with a big wrench. so I watched this and grabbed my mini hack saw and screw driver and about 60 seconds later I had it off. So this helped alot.

Thank you so much - I have tried for days to come up with a way to undo two hose connections. This worked - a little more work for me than you had but it worked... thank you - thank you- I think I love you now 🤩

Thanks Dino tried PB Blaster multiple times. It worked perfectly thanks for posting.This girl appreciates these educational videos.

This was perfect! Well explained and executed. Really helpful! Thanks

Great video, thanks so much! I appreciate the up-close footage and your explanations. I hope you are having a nice day! 🙂

This worked!!! Amazing easy! Thank you.

Great tutorial!

Very helpful! Completed in less than 30 mins. Thank you!!

Thank you for the detailed explanation and close-up!

This worked perfect, but instead used vibrating tool to cut aluminum. So quick! Thank you!

Your method worked perfect for me. Much thanks.

Thank you very much for this video. Mine had been stuck for weeks. This worked.

A million thanks!!!!!! Video is spot on!!!

❤❤thank you so much for this tip! I did it myself today and it worked!!!

Worked like a charm. Now to do my front of the house hose.

Thank you for the video. This saved me a ton of time and money.

You saved my butt on this one bruh. Used a mini hacksaw and it came right off as you demonstrated. thanks very much!

Worked like a charm and saved me $$. Thanks for sharing this. I can confirm works perfectly as shown here!

Thank you sooo much!! Sent this to my hubs and he had it off in minutes with a grinder, screwdriver and channel locks!!

Nice instructions. I'll add this comment in case it helps someone else. First, adding Teflon tape at initial installation is a great idea. I was about to give up and try your fix. This is what I tried. I knew it was likely to be the calcium deposit from Texas hard water. I sprayed it with vinegar water several times, allowing to sit. No luck. It didn't work. I was about to try your fix, and thought what if I sprayed it with WD-40? I didn't think this would work since it doesn't dissolve calcium. But after applying WD-40 and turned it with a pair of channel lock, it moved perhaps a couple of degrees. I tightened and loosened, adding more WD-40, it opened to perhaps 10degrees back and forth. I kept repeating this and finally had it removed. The female thread was coated with white calcium grains. I think the WD-40 was effective in penetrating into the threads giving the calcium grains a little lubrication. By working back and forth, I was able to further break these grains into smaller and smaller grains while adding more lubricant. Maybe I got lucky. But this worked for me. I am cleaning the parts and adding Teflon tape next time.

Thank you! I just followed your instructions and it worked great!

A big thank you for the directive sir. Best regards

Thanks a lot! This worked perfectly well; it saved me all the guesswork. Next time I may give the vinegar dampened towel solution a try.

Wow, I’m trying this tomorrow! Thank you!

Truly fantastic tip! I had tried brute force (vice grip), liquid wrench and heat with no success. Had to make two cuts to get the entire coupling off, but worked great! My f,lowers and veggies thank you,

Thank you so much for your video! I was able to remove the hose using the hack saw!

Thanks for keeping it simple

Great video, It helped me out very much. I have a pipe coming out of the house that i was always worried about breaking if i went o hog wild with the wrench. When my hose blew I knew this was the exact method I would use and it worked perfectly. I was extra careful not to cut to deep. The screw driver pry method was great at finishing off the job! Thanks

Thank u the hose was stuck try to use w40 while waiting for the w40 to work I seen ur video and it was easy and faster I was able to remove it the way u show on the video in 5 min thank you and God bless you for sharing ur knowledge.

Just tried the method and it worked. One slice didn't do the trick as it was on the spigot super tuff. I made an X and that loosened it enough to twist it off with the wrench. Thanks for the helpful tip. ✌

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Super helpful. God bless you!

$0 and 5 minutes later I was able to remove it. Thank you! I initially spent over an hour trying to pry it off and spray WD40.

THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!! I have been soak my connection with CLR to attempt to break up the hard water 'glue'. Would have never thought of the saw - awesome - and great remedy to add Teflon tape to prevent further issues - hopefully!

Thank you for sharing this trick. It worked great 👍🏻

Thanks, just saved me money! Had a large saw and was able to put a little elbow grease to it and go that old connector off.

Thank you!! Saved me getting a handyman!

Thanks for the great advice. I've made 3 prior attempts, last time spraying with Liquid Wrench. One metal saw to the rescue

It worked for us!!! Thank you!

I cut the old stuck metal connector off and it worked ! thanks !

I did it!!! on two hoses. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing the great tips! It is simple, and works!

Worked great! Thank you!

Dino thanks so much! we had our hose stuck for ages your technique works many many thanks 😁

I tried this and it worked with no issues.

Thank you so much! Hugely helpful video - just broke our screwdriver but the hose is off. Finally!! Thank you!

Awesome!! I had to cut my hose off at the nozzle last year cause the thing just wouldn’t come off. Headed to the store after work tomorrow for a hacksaw and getting it done. Thanks!

DUDE. Thank you so much. I even have the exact hose that you do. Great video.

Thanks so much ! Worked great !

Thank you so much. We followed your instruction and fixed ours today!

Thanks, so much, I would have never thought of this. My spigot in not very secure to the wall, and I was afraid if I used a pair of long channel locks, I may bust the pipe. The hacksaw worked perfectly!

Thanks. I am having a hard time deciding to take this approach. I just bought the hose last week!!

LIFE SAVER !!! THANKS

You just made my honey do list a little easier. Thank you.

Thanks for the video! Super helpful. Got mine off in less than 10 minutes.