🔥 Wadoy RV Furnace Screen: Stainless Steel Vent Cover with Tool - Ultimate Protection for RV Water Heater Review

Kit includes both screens for my water heater on wheels. Both screens are securely fixed. The springs were strong and the dimensions and measurements are slightly larger than the vents so they fit nicely in their place. Full recommendation!

I drilled small holes in the outlets on the door to allow the retaining spring to catch on something I didn't like about the original design. It is very important to fit screens on all inlet and outlet posts of your PL units to prevent wasp clogging. You end up paying a lot of money to have them cleaned, especially the heater.

The smaller screen does not stick to the vents and the larger one is too small to cover the entire screen on my water heater despite the dimensions listed. It's really about 5 3/4 or 5/8 inches, not 6 inches. My water heater is exactly 6 1/4 x 6 inches and was two small regardless of mounting direction.

I am in the process of servicing my Atwood water heater and range. Each had several dirty nests. A friend's motorhome had a fan built into the stove, causing the motor to burn out. This was not covered by the warranty. The screens would have saved his engine. I was lucky that they were on the sides and didn't cause any problems anywhere. Now with the screens I feel better and want to keep cleaning the dirty nest.

This is our first holiday and our more experienced friends told us we would definitely like to have insect screens to keep bugs, bees and wasps out of the water heater vent. The item was good value and was delivered quickly. The screens match our air vents perfectly and tools and clamps are included. The only issue we have is that the clips don't attach the screens to the vent well. They slip out and we have to find another way to secure them. Our friends had the same issue with theirs, so it…

I love the weight and feel of these items. I don't trust the mounting springs as others have said they popped out on the road. I can easily see this when using them on a small vent. There isn't a good way to attach them as intended as they can easily slip off the corner slots. Someone said they drilled holes. I decided to use a thin stainless steel wire I took from a large screen. It fits well and doesn't slip. The big screen was too long in one direction. I could still use it like this, but I…

There are small springs in the kit designed to secure the screen to the water heater grate (and the firebox outlet). The springs come with a small tool to install them, and that tool works great, but it seems two springs per strainer is barely enough to hold it up when cruising at freeway speeds. Conclusion - I threw out the springs and twisted the wire from the back of the water heater grille. It feels MUCH more durable to me and this product would be better if it came with stainless steel…