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ceeyahd1
Explorer
Jun 17, 2013

Toilet hand spray?

I have a sealand 510 toilet, on our last trip I noticed water dripping from the bolts under the toilet when we were packing up but did not see any leaks around the toilet inside the trailer, yesterday I went to see if I could figure out where the leak was coming from so I ran the toilet for 5 minutes inspected all hoses and could not get it to leak. So I am assuming the water dripping from the hand sprayer everytime it is used was making its way around the toilet and dripping on the bottom of the plywood where the bolts are.

Do I need to replace the sprayer with one made for RV toilets?

Thanks for your help.
  • mobeewan's avatar
    mobeewan
    Explorer
    Jun 18, 2013
    When I installed my sink sprayer for the toilet, I teed off the existing water line to the toilet. I put 2 valves inline the first one to throttle the water flow so the sprayer did not cause splash back and due to the city water and pump pressures being different. I added the second one as an on/off valve so I do not leave the sprayer under pressure at all times just in case it drips or fails and floods the trailer..

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