🐝 Camco No Insect Bumper Cap with Saver - Enhances Airflow & Blocks Insects, Easy Squeeze Grip, Fits Standard 4" Square RV Bumpers Review

I like the plastic cover but the clip that holds the cable to the bumper keeps the drain hose from slipping into the bumper. To fix this I had to replace the security cable with a longer one that wraps around an adjacent piece of frame.

This is a great creative way to keep a smelly, body-hugging look in your rear bumper. I've been a motorhome driver for over 20 years and it's just neat. Not only is it a good idea to have magnets, but you can use them to pull out the hose. You can't get into the bumper to grab it (usually from the inside where it's not clean at all). . I bought 2. There is a long hose and a short hose. in case we need extra length. Thus, both are connected for easy access. If you stow the hose in the bumper…

After losing both bumper covers on the freeway on my last hike I started looking for new covers which turned out to be better quality than the cheap ones that came with the camper became. This cap is thicker and noticeably firmer. And it has multiple "fingers" on each side of the cover that hold it firmly in the bumper (at least for me) without the need for the included "seat belt". I cut the security tape and the cap stays in place. Great product at a great price!

Good solid plastic, good design, but the magnets aren't strong enough. Another reviewer said he stuck some stronger magnets on top of the built in magnets because they didn't stick well enough and I encountered the same problem and used the same solution. Unfortunately, the magnets cost the same as the lid, which doesn't make it a good price overall. The original bumper cover has ribs that hold it in place fairly well, but now this cover holds much better with the new magnets. Now I just hope…

I have been driving an RV for 40 years and have lost many duct bumper end caps and even a few hoses. I can't understand why someone didn't come up with this idea sooner. The channel plug is the perfect solution. Not only does the magnet hold it in the bumper, the cover also has an eyelet for attaching to the drain hose connector (Camco Rhino) so that when the cover is pulled off the drain hose comes out with it. You no longer have to dig through that ugly bumper to find a hose. A magnetic end…

I bought this hose cover on 12/28/19 and this review was written on 10/1/21 so I've had a view on this part for almost two of the year . PROS: The lid fits great, the magnets hold the bumper well, and the "stinky" clips are right inside the lid so you don't have to touch it to remove it from the bumper. The vents are small to avoid wasp nests. CONS: I wish it was more durable. Minimal use in the last 2 years and it's already cracking. I don't abuse it but it's outside so I suspect it doesn't…

For those who don't have strong hands and fingers, they are tough enough to push into the edges of the bumper or remove them. I'll have to use a hammer and maybe they'll break over time (I hope) or at higher temperatures. I was worried that even with staples, they could be easily stolen. Actually, you need a hammer to even attach the clips to the bumper, so it's not that easy to steal, at least not with the clip intact. But still, they're quite easy to steal without a clip if someone really…

I bought this van rear bumper cover thinking it would be nice to have something that actually works. does not fly away. After I finally got around to putting it on the trailer, I found the attached wire to be very difficult to "attach" to the bumper. Actually you have to use a hammer to attach it and then when you attach it backwards like I did you have to pry it from what destroys the clamp. I couldn't push hard enough to release the clamp. Hat it is very embarrassing when you went on vacation