🚐 Protect Your RV Furnace with the JCJ M-300 Mud Dauber Screen - Ideal for Outside Fittings! Review

When I was servicing the stove on our previous RV there were all sorts of dead flies in the combustion chamber. You should work great to keep them. This is such a cool idea, I think they should be included in every new RV. They're easy to put on and after a few hikes, they're still as snug as when you first put them on.

Looks like a quality screen but as usual the packaging was opened and the spring tool was missing. I have issues with Revain every time I receive an order about missing parts or someone using it. If I didn't buy another screen with this tool I would be up the creek without paddles and installing springs in this Dauber truck screen of mine.

Perfect for my Suburban RV stove with two round holes. Great quality and perfect fit. Installation Tip: Use needle nose pliers to flatten the end of the hook a little so it will hook onto the screen, then bend the hook back in place before using the special tool (included) to install them.

Essential for your RV/RV trailer. It is worth buying and installing it yourself. At my local dealer. I bought these two for $15 and the fridge screens for $17 Plus free installation videos on YouTube. you do the math Definitely a must have and recommend.

I particularly liked the outside firebox screens I ordered because they were recommended as a simple preventive measure to keep insects/rodents out of the home. The cost was reasonable compared to a case where the oven was damaged by an animal or insect. It only took 30 seconds to install, and the material used to make the item is durable and does not give the impression of inferior material texture. It is difficult. I would recommend this to any RV owner as the cost as well as installation was

Fits perfectly and 5 minutes to install. They hold onto existing outlet openings with a small spring. The kit includes a small push handle that works as follows: 1. Hook one end of the spring closer to the center of the screen.2. Push the rod through the screen and insert the other end of the spring into the slot at the end of the rod.3. Now place everything over the open firebox opening and tension the spring with the pusher until it hooks onto the exhaust cover. The spring keeps the screen…