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"Tiffin Coach Owner's Forum Member" |
Each of my last MHs have had a toilet rinse hose, absent with the Aria. I miss the ability to hose down the inside when there is a brown or yellow 'problem', or low water pressure doesn't allow a good flush. Has anybody done a mod to add such a hose? (I didn't see an option for one on the Thetford web site.)
thanx Gary & Eloise '05 Allegro Bus, 40TSP '01 Honda CR-V From nowhere, going everywhere |
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"Moderator" |
The Aria doesn't have a hose option. It relies on a controled flush cycle to squirt the water around the bowl.
I imagine that one could be installed. It'd be a standalone system though, not tied to the Aria in any way. You'd simply tee into the water line, add a 12 volt solenoid valve, connect a flushing hose to the valve's output, and wire up a switch of some sort. I had the Aria on my '04 Bus and now I have the Concerto on my '07. I prefer the Aria (although I do like the hose attachment of the Concerto) and will probably replace the Concerto with an Aria II some day but I'll then have to do the flushing hose mod too. Mark & Leann Quasius 2007 Allegro Bus 42QRP - Cummins 400 ISL 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland 2005 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited |
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"Tiffin Coach Owner's Forum Member" |
For Cruzer:
I've been looking at 12V solenoid valves and they're expensive. Plumbing in a kitchen faucet rinse hose right into the line going to the toilet would avoid the valve but might leak without being able to shut off the pressure. A manual twist valve would work, but it'd be awkward to use.... any other ideas? (Maybe a link to 'cheap' valves?) Thanx, Gary & Eloise '05 Allegro Bus, 40TSP '01 Honda CR-V From nowhere, going everywhere |
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"Monaco Owners Forum Member" |
One way to help the 'problem' is to first add water to the bowl before use. Works well and prevents the need for the hose most of the time.
Rex 2001 Monaco Diplomat pushed by an 08 Honda CR-V |
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"Tiffin Coach Owner's Forum Member" |
Thanks for your opinion, Rex. I do that every time. Doesn't do it for my toilet. Still needs a swish after urine. I've begun tossing in a cup of water after use until I can come up with a fix.
Gary & Eloise '05 Allegro Bus, 40TSP '01 Honda CR-V From nowhere, going everywhere |
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"Moderator" |
Increase water pressure.
Mike, Cert. RV Master Tech. Amy, RV Merchandiser & Muffin our Shih-Tzu 00 Gulf Stream Scenic Cruiser |
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"Tiffin Coach Owner's Forum Member" |
RV Wizard I respect your input, but if I could increase pressure I wouldn't have started this thread.
Gary & Eloise '05 Allegro Bus, 40TSP '01 Honda CR-V From nowhere, going everywhere |
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Over time the holes under the toilet rim will get clogged with calicun and stuff that will prevent a good rinsing of the bowl when you flush. I've replaced more than one toilet in homes just for that reason. Maybe just a new toilet would work for you?
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Gary: Is it possible you inadvertently put the flush choice on economy? If not where the supply line comes through the floor install a tee, off the tee connect the rinse hose.Buy a high quality sprayer so you don't need a electrical connection for a relay. Rich
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