Spray hose by toilet

[Sprink-Fitter]

On some rv's i see what looks like a spray hose like you see on a kitchen sink by the toilet, looking at the wall and floor it does not look like a wet bath, what would you use that hose and spray nozzle for?

[welove2drive]

DH did a mod on our TT and hooked it up under the sink to the hot and cold. It has a shower control handle. If you turn it on all the way it is the perfect warm temperature. Good for rinsing anything!

[opnspaces]

Nah, it's only 3 pages. Just edit your preferences and change from 10 posts per page to 20 posts per page. Then it will only be 3 pages and won't seem like so much. :B

[h2guy]

For a simple gadget, this engendered 5 pages (so far) of response.

Amazing!

[Gonzo42]

Foot Bath

[jamway]

Tachdriver wrote:

dodge guy wrote:
OK, how come they only put these in Class A's. Maybe some C's have them, but i've never seen one iin a TT or 5th wheel! Are the people that own A's messier, is that the message they are trying to send?

Maybe it's an elitist thing? :B

I don't think it is the (elitist thing) because it came standard in our trailer.

[Tachdriver]

Oh…..the spayer is for washing of the bowl not the bum. :R


lol

[Old-Biscuit]

nazpaz wrote:
Ours was invaluable when preparing for a colon scope a few weeks ago.

BTDT......and that sprayer was very handy.

Wouldn't have had the strength to drag the hose in from outside

Now I'm going to have to wipe my screen/keyboard off...from the ice tea I just spewed. Can't get rid of the visual.....gonna have to stab my eyes :B

[nazpaz]

Ours was invaluable when preparing for a colon scope a few weeks ago.

[opnspaces]

Thanks I needed the laugh. :B I installed one on my TT. If I can't afford a class A I can at least imagine I'm in one with the door closed while I spray down the bowl.

My Aquamagic V hand flush toilet has a stub sticking down from the flush valve in the back. I just snipped the tip off the stub and attached a $10 kitchen sink sprayer with a hose clamp. It only sprays if you hold the flush valve so It's kind of awkward bending over the toilet with one hand holding the flush lever while I hose out the bowl. Truthfully though it gets used so infrequently I probably could have never installed it and never missed it.

On a positive note, I just flip it over into the tub to store it and it gets covered with dirty laundry when camping. I truly don't believe that any of my boys has found it yet. If they had, I would have found it with the trigger rubber banded down and the sprayer pointed at the toilet by now. :E

[Tachdriver]

dodge guy wrote:
OK, how come they only put these in Class A's. Maybe some C's have them, but i've never seen one iin a TT or 5th wheel! Are the people that own A's messier, is that the message they are trying to send?

Maybe it's an elitist thing? :B

[dodge_guy]

OK, how come they only put these in Class A's. Maybe some C's have them, but i've never seen one iin a TT or 5th wheel! Are the people that own A's messier, is that the message they are trying to send?

[Lantley]

Dtaylor wrote:

donn0128 wrote:
The obvious. Spraying down the toilet bowl to help rinse the poo down if you dont use enough water first.

If you wax the bowl it all slides right in :B

But if it doesn't I've installed my own blaster.
Shark bite fittings make it easy. There is a tee connected to the toilet line. There is lots of pressure. It does not suffer the low pressure issues like the OEM sprayers.

In case of emergency,clogs or Kling on attack!! Use orange nozzle!

[Dtaylor]

donn0128 wrote:
The obvious. Spraying down the toilet bowl to help rinse the poo down if you dont use enough water first.

If you wax the bowl it all slides right in :B

[NaViDa]

SteveRuff wrote:
You mean its NOT the vegetable washer??????? 🙂

Thats what you call it when it needs washing there, "the vegetable"?? 🙂