Valterra D04 0250 Dominator Sewer Hose Review

What can I say, it's a shit. I appreciated its smell function as there is none when using it. I love that it can be rolled up and pinned up on each side which makes storage a lot easier. And much more durable than the Viper brand which I threw away after 6 months. UODATE: See picture. Two months of use and now broken. Yes, unfortunately too late for a return, I would like to send it back.

Leaks in sewage hoses are an unforgivable sin; and both sections of our Valterra hoses leaked within a month of installation. We needed a very short run for our RV and installed enough supports, but when we installed a section of Valterra tubing we had a black water geyser after a couple of weeks. The hoses are undamaged, they've never been stepped on or hit in any way, they just squirt plastic feces like an accordion in various places. After we discarded the first section and assumed it was…

We have been living in our RV for several years now and usually connect at the odd resort. I've had a couple of hoses and this one has been good so far, it's held up no issues and no leaks so I've given them 4 stars for this year's painless sewer connections. However, after about 14 months I discovered a tear in the hose which quickly turned into a complete hose failure and falling apart like a stinky tightness. The hoses are either tucked away in a storage compartment or plugged in for weeks…

This hose is well made and worth the money. The only downside is that by design it is more difficult to flush than some other hoses. be extended a little. By running flushing water through them, you will most likely clean most of the inside of the hose. To do the same with Valterra, it must be stretched to its full 15-foot length, which can be tricky to manage. If it is not removed, washed sewage can get into the "folds". From a practical point of view this wasn't a problem for us - no smell…

This hose is amazing. We've been in the Class A motorhome business for about 14 years. Sewage hoses are nasty things, and they often live their scary lives, stretching and dancing while you empty the tank. Then trying to get rid of it is like fighting a poisonous boa constrictor. Toggle THIS sewer hose is THE BEST. It stays where you stretch it. It doesn't move an inch when you drop the tanks. It folds quickly to its original length and doesn't stretch when you're trying to tuck it away. Also…

Never thought a new drain hose could make such a difference! The big upgrade here is the hose that stays in place. My old sewer hose would bulge and expand where it wanted. This makes it difficult to control even with a support panel. This sewer hose that stays in place will stay as long as you make it. And it stays in place on a form-fitting support. It's also easier to place in a storage container as it stays compressed. The second update is the arch that connects to the underground sewer. My

We empty our camper at home via a sewer about 38 feet from the truck's sewer connection. Our old hoses started leaking after 12 years so we bought several of these sets. Since several reviewers had leak issues, I tested the hoses before using them. I poured about a gallon of water into each hose and connected them together, forming something like a triangle. Then I took it and placed it against the wall, connector side down, completely covering the connector from the inside. I let them rest for

I bought this smelly skinny suit 2 months ago. I also bought a set of drip caps and matching 10ft and 5ft extensions. These are very well made hoses for the money you are spending and Revain had by far the best price on them with a Prime membership so you can get them in 2 days with free shipping. Ordering them elsewhere without a special shipping deal is prohibitively expensive given their size, otherwise you can buy them locally with VAT included. The hoses and fittings are very well made. So