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TxTiger's avatar
TxTiger
Explorer
Sep 13, 2013

Great Upgrade for $32

The Oxygenics Shower Spa. Wow, what a difference from the one that my unit came with. I can turn the water way down which makes 6 gal of hot water go a lot further and still get great pressure. Very simple install. I would recommend unwrapping the hose and let it set in the sun lengthened so it will be flexible when installing.

I put the link below if anyone is interested.

http://www.campingworld.com/shopping/item/body-spa-rv-shower-kit-white/68324
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  • Bumpyroad's avatar
    Bumpyroad
    Explorer
    Sep 16, 2013
    The Dung Beetles wrote:
    C Schomer wrote:
    I took the holey faceplate off of mine and caulked about 2/3 of the holes shut from the inside. Now it always sprays hard and saves water. Cost.. about 5cents worth of caulk. Craig


    OK.. YOU WIN!!...lolol I love this idea!!!
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    or use a spray head like my old "water piks" that have an adjustment for a stream.
    bumpy
  • The_Dung_Beetle's avatar
    The_Dung_Beetle
    Explorer
    Sep 16, 2013
    C Schomer wrote:
    I took the holey faceplate off of mine and caulked about 2/3 of the holes shut from the inside. Now it always sprays hard and saves water. Cost.. about 5cents worth of caulk. Craig


    OK.. YOU WIN!!...lolol I love this idea!!!
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  • BillB800si's avatar
    BillB800si
    Explorer
    Sep 15, 2013
    Had one. It lasted one week & the wife said get rid of it. It's too noisy and the water splashes all over the place.
    Went back to the standard OEM type and Momma's happy-
    I'm happy.
    Happy trails,

    ps, we don't dry camp so I'm not concerned about using lots of water.
  • C_Schomer's avatar
    C_Schomer
    Explorer
    Sep 14, 2013
    I took the holey faceplate off of mine and caulked about 2/3 of the holes shut from the inside. Now it always sprays hard and saves water. Cost.. about 5cents worth of caulk. Craig
  • _DJ_1's avatar
    _DJ_1
    Explorer II
    Sep 14, 2013
    I have one I recently installed. Works great EXCEPT for that little drizzle!!!! It turns ice cold on me!!! Went to Home Depot and replaced the valve with a positive on/off switch. Problem solved!!!
  • RamTX's avatar
    RamTX
    Explorer
    Sep 14, 2013
    TxTiger wrote:
    mguay wrote:
    RognBon wrote:
    We've been using this product for several years, and just recently upgraded to the new one with the on/off push button. Works as advertised!


    We've been using one for a few years too and love it! Does the new valve actually shut the water off...or just down to a trickle?


    Mine doesn't cut off completely, it has a small drizzle. However, you can adjust how much water comes out by partially closing the cutoff button which helps in some situations.


    Which model of shower head are you using? I have an older one that doesn't have the cutoff valve. Thanks.
  • DodgeVoltage's avatar
    DodgeVoltage
    Explorer
    Sep 14, 2013
    Bumpyroad wrote:
    I believe that that trickle is intentional to avoid wild hot/cold swings when turning it back on.
    bumpy


    I agree totally. They're made that way for a reason.
  • Bumpyroad's avatar
    Bumpyroad
    Explorer
    Sep 14, 2013
    I believe that that trickle is intentional to avoid wild hot/cold swings when turning it back on.
    bumpy
  • RognBon's avatar
    RognBon
    Explorer
    Sep 14, 2013
    Yes, it does continue to trickle, but every shower head I have ever had did the same thing.

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