🚽 Prest-O-Fit Blueline Ultimate Sewer Kit: Your Solution for Efficient Sewer Connections Review

I connected this hose to the van and started draining the black tank. Immediately, the hose slipped off the coupler and shit went everywhere (literally!). Upon closer inspection, it turns out that this design uses friction to keep the hose on the coupler. Not a good design. Interestingly, Revain really wants to return this product for a refund. So I guess I'll put on a glove and put this stinky slink in a box, and God help whoever opens that box!

My caravan has a 4 inch square tube bumper and most new style hoses will not slide in the fittings. This hose is very easy to store when both parts are assembled including the female coupling. Yes, you should use common sense and ensure all fittings are properly connected before draining tanks and not drag a full hose over gravel or concrete. I've found that when storing with both end caps, you need to put the connector in the male end first. Insert into the bumper and plug the connector into…

This trip was the first time we used the Prest-O-Fit 1-0203 Ultimate Sewer Kit. The first thing that went wrong was a thin section of tubing separating from the plastic sleeve at both ends. I secured this with zip ties and was very careful when resetting, monitoring both ends to make sure the snug hose stayed in place during the reset. Sign up this morning; The plastic end that hooks into the waste water part of the RV by twisting to lock it in place, a good 2 hooks/tabs broke when the gray…

When we first went camping I bought the cheapest drain hose I could find. It was a headache to attach the ends, and I often damaged the tubing by over-tightening or improperly tightening the clamps. Hoses rarely lasted a year after camping without spot leaks. The salesman in one of the RVs highly recommended this drain hose, saying it was one of the best on the market. Honestly, in my opinion, I would have to agree. We retired from camping for a while 6 years ago and gifted this Blueline sewage

Wow, what about a sewer line? Well, in this case a lot. This is actually my second Blueline drain set. I'm a full-time camper and volunteer in the United States, so I use this every day. I first bought Blueline from Camping World in 2010. I chose the Blueline product because it is heavy duty, easy to store and uses sliding fittings instead of pivot fittings. I chose this when replacing part of my original purchase because it works well for me. I use this kit in two different locations on my RV…