Reefer drain hose thingy ma bob

enblethen wrote:
You can also re-route the tube to put a small "P" trap in the line to prevent critters from entering.

What about when it dries out during the off season?

Reminds me that I should do something with my furnace.

I bought one of those plastic mesh-like dish scrubbers for a dollar or so, cut off a small piece, and pushed it up into the tube.

SAR Tracker wrote:
keeps bugs out of the tube. Yellow Jackets in particular.

Or, you can get a new one here.....

$11.00???
ROFL!

When I bought the RV new I added screens to all vents as Mud Daubers are a scourge in Florida.

If I can clean this one enough I’ll put it back on or add a screen.

Thanks all.

You can also re-route the tube to put a small "P" trap in the line to prevent critters from entering.

Keeps bugs from crawling up into the fridge. Keeps wasps from building mud nests inside and stopping it up. bugs like to get the water on the inside. Clean it, and put it back. Alternate is to take a bit of screen mesh and cover the opening, rubber band or tiewrap to hold in place. The filter plug is the best solution, just check and clean occasionally.

keeps bugs out of the tube. Yellow Jackets in particular.

Or, you can get a new one here.....