[hollyscomet]

How can I hook up my hot and cold water clothes washer spigots to have one garden hose with warm water for use outside? I am having a charity dog wash in June and need warm water outside!

[Fr_Chuck]

Sorry, just had this image of a doggie spinning around in the washing machine.

But you go to a hardare store, they sell a "Y" basically it hooks up to the hot and the cold connections and then goes into one.

I bought one at a appliance store before, you also can make one most likely out of one of the Y adapters

[ballengerb1]

I agree with Chuck but can't give him a greenie just yet. A "Y" conncetor would be the easiest and cheapest route to follow.https://www.google.com/#q=garden+hos...w=1272&bih=808 Most have shut offs for both sides so you turn on the spigots inside full on, then control the temp by throttling the sht offs on the Y

[hollyscomet]

I looked at the pictures and they don't seem to be wide enough to fit on the spigot directly. I am assuming that I can remove the washer hoses from the washer itself and connect them to this connector?

[ballengerb1]

Yes, disconnect the two hoses from the back of the washer after you close the supply valves. Screw the two hoses onto the Y and then run a single garden hose outside. These connections tend to drip and leak so put a bucket unedr and around the Y connector.

[ts3beta]

Its Called a y mixer hose http://www.acehardwareoutlet.com/productdetails.aspx?sku=998043815 I just got one to wash my donkeys with good luck all