🚽 Thetford Aqua-Magic V RV Toilet Pedal Flush, High, Parchment, with Hand Sprayer - 31680 - Enhanced SEO-friendly Product Title Review

A great one piece toilet that was easier to install than I expected and compared to the cream colored toilet made a huge difference in my already eccentric bathroom!

Works the same as the Aqua-Magic IV toilet it replaces. The base was not level and the toilet wobbled. I tested it on two different surfaces to make sure it was a toilet and not the floor. I cut some plastic from the center near the screw holes on either side with a utility knife and flattened it out.

This is an update for our motorhome. I like that it's wider at the bottom and doesn't wobble as much as what we had before. And somehow easier to clean. Our other was leaking from below, which we later found out was a known problem. It seems that there is always a smell. It is extremely pleasant that we listened to Comrade Camper's advice and bought him.

Extremely easy installation. I had to turn the flange 45° but it worked great. The only issue I found was the atomizer which is kind of useless but I think when you have full water pressure it works fine but when you go under an RV pump system it's not that good. Nevertheless, I would buy this article again without any problems.

Didn't realize I was buying a toilet that would fit a Barbie van better. I have replaced Thetford in a van, this newer Thetford looked great and we have a height constraint due to the drawer. But this toilet is also a very small seat. Even our 10 year old laughed at the petite size. I've never used it, but you know what, I can't return it. I understand, but now I have a micro toilet and no barbie on wheels to install it. Check the dimensions very carefully.

This plastic toilet works like a van toilet. No real complaints about the squeaky, wobbly plastic toilet. What I would like to complain about is that the foot switch is very sensitive. You lightly press the pedal to fill the bowl with water and push it all the way down to open the latch and enter the tank. However, if you start splashing water into the bowl and increase the pressure to get the water flowing faster, you run the risk of opening the damper and losing all the water you were trying…

Purchased to replace the 1985 version in my airflow. This model is about 2 inches taller than the old one, but it was the closest I could find. The seat is too high for my 5ft 2in wife. The hand held sprayer is junk, it drips as the toilet is still diverting water to the toilet valve so there is no real pressure from the sprayer. It would be better to have a sprayer independent from the toilet if you need high pressure/flow. Finally and the reason for the 3 stars is that the bottom valve can…

This toilet is awesome! We have a 1983 Kit Road Ranger that we love and are slowly replacing everything on it. When we had the courage to pour water into the tanks and use running water, our lives became even easier. The original toilet had a big leak with every flush, the water shoots out at the top and the back. At least clean water came in and nothing came out. I did some research and crossed my fingers that this new toilet would fit, given it's such a small space, so I opted for a higher…

Glad I have it but there are some issues. I live in a trailer. This mobile home I have is old, mid 80's and it had an original toilet. The old toilet had 2 pedals, which you are all familiar with; One pedal to add some water to the toilet, and then press both pedals and the bottom valve will open and water will continue to flow into the toilet to "flush" it, a bit like a normal toilet. As you probably know, most van toilets now only have one pedal, though not all. You depress the pedal a little