Dry Camping Shower Valve Replacement
Hey gang, The rig has your basic turn-counter-clockwise on to cold, further to warm, then hot. No flow rate adjustment. Specs say the valve is a Moen 62300 With a handle like this. It's n...
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JimK-NY wrote:
I would not want to tackle changing the main valve and an additional flow restrictor seems the best solution. Certainly it is simple and beats having a plumber do the work.
You might want to look at replacing the shower head but the Oxygenics is not the way I would go. Look at the specs. It is designed to operate with a flow of at least 1 gallon/minute. When water conservation is needed I do an entire shower with 1 gallon. Good luck trying to get by with less than 3-5 gallons for a shower with the Oxygenics.
I like the way you think.
A quick search yielded this thread where most touted the Oxygenics as a good boondocker. But "good" might mean that gallon a minute you mentioned. When half would better.
One guy does mention that he chokes his down to a trickle, though.
I'm thinking of starting a separate thread since it's been determined that I was on the wrong path.
I need a good, low flow shower head with a smooth, variable valve on a hose. Though I'm sure I can use the current hose.
