E49-Polar White-001-P Pink Sewiepig Sewer Hose Holder: The Perfect Solution for Keeping Your Sewer Hose Organized and Tidy Review

The pink pig works as intended. We had an unthreaded flood fitting and needed something to hold the old hose securely in the hole. So I decided to order a spontaneous technical error. Arrived quickly, filled with water and sat down for the connection, voila no more worries! The Sewie Pig doesn't lick and still behaves like a good pig. recommended

Over the years we've seen RV owners use a variety of sewer hose accessories. Rocks, bricks, sandbags and even water jugs. The SewiePig RV Sewage Hose Holder does what it says on the tin, adding a cosmetic touch to the not-so-appealing part of RV life. Plus, it's a great talking point at every RV park we visit, and we'd buy it again for that alone.

A must for windy RV conditions. Could you just put a block or something on the drain hose? Probably. But this thing holds up. We had 50-60 mph gusts that forced us to drag our slides because the slide overhang was going crazy. This thing didn't move. The sewer hose even came out of the support channel I have and still hasn't come out of the sewer pipe. Very well thought out and cute as long as it gets the job done. I just wish there was a way to see the clean elbow I have underneath so I can…

Have three of these, one for me and two family members. It works exactly as advertised and does what it's supposed to. There are times when flushing an RV can result in the end of the drain hose popping out of the sewer pipe when the tank valve is first opened. It doesn't happen often, but at this rare time the results are terrible for a campsite and embarrassing for the camper. This little pig prevents that and protects the camper from a nasty mess. If it does become uncomfortable through use,

I love this cute pink pig weighing down the delivery truck drain pipe. You fill it with water, a cap sits on the pig's ass. The bottom of the scraper is hollowed out to fit a standard sized RV drain hose snugly. As we all know, no one wants that sewage hose jumping out of the park's inlet and carrying the glorious waste of you and your family all over your campsite. Pretty sure I was the only one at the RV park that had a hog sewage weight. It was great and worked well. Just drain the water…