Review on Dura Faucet DF PB150C SN Classical Bar by Nick Kussmaul

If you have a pop up camper and hate the standard faucet because it is incredibly small and difficult to use then this could be the right choice for you. That worked great for us. A high neck is way better than the stupid short thing that came with the RV because you can actually stick your hands and utensils under the faucet. And best of all: the high neck is removable, so you can still slide the beds into the camper! Note that when removing the riser, there will be water in the riser. So when disassembling, wrap a towel around the base and just expect to mop up some water. I think that's a good compromise. When I travel I carry a towel wrapped around the entire base of the faucet and secure it with a paper clip in case a leak occurs. Because the riser is not designed to be driven, any water still in the faucet body can be pushed out of the hole, but we're only talking about an ounce or less. I just leave the riser in the travel sink and screw it back in when it comes out. If I could improve one thing it would be finding a cap that screwed over the hole when I removed the travel attachment just to fix this water issue. The crane is not to blame for that, of course. I don't actually use it "intended" so it gets five stars anyway. It does exactly what I want/need to do and it's way better than a factory faucet has ever done.