Review on 💦 Thetford 33226 Bravura Toilet Water Saver Package: Enhance Water Efficiency and Save on Usage Costs by Brandon Fernandez

Time for a nasty review as I just spent the last 4 hours of my weekend on this. Once installed, the thing does NOT produce a jet like one might want for such a product, but rather a "gentle jet". This means that it will be quite inefficient in its main task. That alone is enough to give this product one star. It could be worse. On my Thetford Aqua Magic V, which was developed for this hand sprayer, I cut off and plugged in the appropriate nozzle. It was relatively easy. But it turns out that when setting up the toilet, the hand shower only works if the drain spout is ALSO kept open. This means it has to share the pressure with the canister filler AND the canister will fill as you spray. How exactly am I saving the water? Remember, it's not my fault for the bad plumbing - I connected the handheld sprayer to the correct accessory nipple. In hindsight, I WISH I hadn't put a T-pipe in the supply line and hooked up something as cheap as this: Plumb Craft 7635700 Sink Sprayer The product listed here is basically the same, except it comes with a bottomed replacement toilet -Poetry. Caulking the toilet in case you need to remove the toilet to make enough room to access the connection point. Following the will of fate, this also applied to me. So I spent quite a bit of time removing my toilet, cleaning it, and then scraping off the old (rough) gasket. Then install a sprayer, then replace the toilet, and then try to fix the leaks that started where the water supply connected to the toilet. Because although they gave a large gasket for the toilet drain, they didn't supply a replacement washer for the water connection. Now I have a lot of drops going on there. One is slow due to a bad washing machine but appears to be due to the manual syringe itself. I think the hand shower and its hose are leaking back and forth from the toilet valves when the water pump shuts off and the pressure drops. In any case, I'm glad that my toilet is installed in the "wet" shower in the mobile home. Because it's wet. So it doesn't work as intended, was difficult to install, seems to cause a backwash leak, wastes water and is a lot more expensive than the same product for your kitchen sink. What do you like?