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I stepped in dog poop again, which prompted me to fashion a shorter hose.
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I've never considered that the length of the hose matters in temperate climates subject to freezing. I've never lived in a place capable of experience natural freezing temperatures.
It's probably fine to just disconnect the hose from the spigot so the spigot doesn't freeze. Hoses are flexible and can probably handle a bit of expansion by the freezing water, but I'm sort of anal about wanting them empty. The short length just makes it really easy to empty the hose out.
Be careful with this, if you hang your hose coiled you can still get splits with water sitting in the coils freezing. Also make sure you drain any nozzles, those will start to leaks like crazy if you let them freeze with water in them at all.
Thanks. I'm anal about keeping them empty. Nice hoses aren't cheap.