Camco Blow Out Plug with Quick Connect 💨 Brass Fitting - Facilitates Efficient Water Line Drainage (36143) Review

A well-made powerful thing at a good price. Helps to clean the lines in our RV. This is a standard screw on the air end, just like on a bike or car tire, and a standard water hose end for attaching to the RV's water inlet. There are also adapters with quick-connect air ends that may be a better fit for some compressors, so make sure you choose one that matches your compressor's hose fittings. If you use this method to clean your water lines, make sure you don't put too much pressure on them or…

This is my second. The first did not wear out or break. It belonged to my brother who liked it so much for blowing out garden hoses and sanitizing his camper in the fall that he just had to get his hands on it. I looked at several local RV dealers and none had this particular model. They had a type that was made of plastic and used an air cartridge. Therefore, you must have two people to use this damn thing. So close all faucets, drain solution tank and water heater, close again, adjust…

This is the right tool to blow air out of an RV's water lines. Follow the instructions to winterize your RV by using this adapter between your RV's municipal water intake and your air compressor. Be sure to reduce your air compressor pressure to 30 pounds so you don't damage your RV's plastic tubing. Once all the water has drained, continue to follow the winterization instructions in your camper manufacturer's owner's manual/instructions. Be aware that water may have gotten into your air…

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Instead of normal antifreeze this year. (mainly for hiking in winter) I decided to buy this device to drain water from the pipes when we are not hiking. I originally bought the plastic version, which requires you to always hold the air hose while blowing air. This blow-out plug allows only one person to hibernate. You connect the quick connect air hose to the compressor, then climb into your RV and turn on all the water valves. This allows all the water to

I have scale in my pipes and in my hot water tank. I removed the tank. Place about 2 feet of stiff wire on top of my drill and by removing the drain valve on the bottom I let the wire and drill do the job of cleaning out the inside of the tank. To test the valve I bought here, I drained a lot of water. until it runs out of the tank. Then I filled the tank and screwed in the one I could hook up to my air compressor and opened the air valve. I was surprised how much more came out than with no…