Plumbing Question in Bathroom

Start with the faucet aerator, might have junk in it.

GrandpaKip wrote:
Start with the faucet aerator, might have junk in it.

Good advice....

GrandpaKip wrote:
Start with the faucet aerator, might have junk in it.

X2, very common problem. The strainer screen is often filled with tiny rocks.

Tiny rocks and such are pretty uncommon in the aerator of a brand new rig, however, construction debris isn't. Bits of everything that your trailer is made of could be there. This is also very common in residential construction as well.

After a couple of years, you will start finding scale and parts of mineral deposits from pipe wall and the tank in there. If you find gravel fines in your lines, it is time for a filter between the hose and the tank.

Always run a few seconds of water through your hose before connecting it to your camper. Flushes campground lines and your hose.

Always store your hose with the ends connected. Insects like to build nests inside- mud daubers, ants, etc.

Are you using a water filter at the entrance point? Our first popup we bought a fine filter and it clogged in no time at a campground.

Are you using a water pressure regulator?

Thanks everyone. Did find the plastic faucet had strainer, took off cleaned. It had one tiny stone, after removing it worked fine.