Added a water saver sprayer to the toilet
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Added a water saver sprayer to the toilet
by Mopar_Earl on 5/9/2009, 4:10 pm
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Hello all,
I added a water saver sprayer to my toilet. I attached pics of before and after. The water saver did come with a wall holder for the sprayer, but I didn't want to make holes in the wall, so I used this handy shower holder suction cup made by Thetford. It holds great to the china bowl. This kit came from my RV dealer and fits a couple models. I believe I paid 40 bucks for it. Was easy and quick to install. There is a plastic hose nipple on the back on the toilet that you cut the tip off and than hose clamp this sprayer to it. I did not have to remove the toilet but if you need too, the kit comes with new mounting seals.
Earl
Hello all,
I added a water saver sprayer to my toilet. I attached pics of before and after. The water saver did come with a wall holder for the sprayer, but I didn't want to make holes in the wall, so I used this handy shower holder suction cup made by Thetford. It holds great to the china bowl. This kit came from my RV dealer and fits a couple models. I believe I paid 40 bucks for it. Was easy and quick to install. There is a plastic hose nipple on the back on the toilet that you cut the tip off and than hose clamp this sprayer to it. I did not have to remove the toilet but if you need too, the kit comes with new mounting seals.
Earl
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Re: Added a water saver sprayer to the toilet
by isimar on 5/17/2009, 2:23 am
sadly, i have personally been told to stay on subject with the thread titles.
is this what they ment when they say "careful what you ask for " ?
lol
is this what they ment when they say "careful what you ask for " ?
lol
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Re: Added a water saver sprayer to the toilet
by MaxRock on 5/18/2009, 6:59 am
Richard Mondavi wrote:Yeah, nice job Scott. I'd love to do this mod but I'm not good with tools in my hands. Things happen!
Richard, thank you for putting a smile on my face with that comment!
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