Due to wear and tear or extreme cold weather, it is very common for garden hoses to burst, often somewhere in the middle of the hose. For those with little technical know-how, this may be frightening, however, there is an easy way to reattach the hose and make it as good as new without purchasing a new one.
Before starting the guide, be sure to measure carefully the dimensions of the hose. This will be important - note that the steel pipes used in this guide should be about 1/8th inch less in diameter than the hose and the hose clamps used should be about the same size as the pipes or slightly larger (1/8th inch diameter as well) is fine. Steel pipes should be also be about 3-4 inches in length.
Prior to beginning this repair, remember to turn off the attached water tap. If not, it can result in further damage to the hose or even damage or injury to nearby persons.
Step 3 requires the usage of a hair dryer. Most hair dryers do require an electrical outlet. If yours does, there should be an outdoor plug somewhere to attach it to. If it is not possible to reach the hose, try to unravel the hose to bring it as close as possible to the outlet or use extension cord to lengthen the distance so you can bring the hair dryer out.