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General Discussion / Re: Bathroom sink with illuminated water stream

« Last post by Camperfan on August 17, 2026, 07:20:21 pm »

Thank you for the info. Mine is a bit different from the one shown in the video, but there are variances of anything found in life.

I will have to see if it changes color when the hot water flows! I’ve seen a purple-ish color similar to the exterior door handle, so far.

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General Discussion / Re: Bathroom sink with illuminated water stream

« Last post by CalCruiser on August 17, 2026, 01:41:13 am »

https://youtu.be/fMAWJv3RtXM

A light-up faucet uses an integrated LED aerator powered by a built-in hydro-electric turbine, requiring no batteries or external wiring. As water flows through, pressure spins the turbine to illuminate the stream. Many models feature built-in thermal sensors that change color based on water temperature.

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General Discussion / Bathroom sink with illuminated water stream

« Last post by Camperfan on August 16, 2026, 08:36:15 pm »

Does anybody else have this? I am assuming so.

In the darkness, when I turn on the faucet at the bathroom sink, the stream of water illuminates. Like a fiber optic! It’s kind of neat.

My curiosity wondered how this is done, but when I look under the sink via the tiny cabinet door underneath, I don’t see any electrical to the faucet….i dont see a LED either, as there is a ring at the tip of the faucet that lights up too.

Anybody else notice this on theirs? How’s it done (just to quell my curiosity)?

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General Discussion / Re: Macerator hose organization

« Last post by NCPinz on August 16, 2026, 08:51:52 am »

Our 2552 only came with 3 clips and that is plenty.  Keep in mind that if you have to stretch the hose out at a campground, it takes a bit for it to go back to its original length.  So putting it away can be a little more cumbersome.  Otherwise if I arrange mine properly, it goes in well.  I can take a picture if that helps on the arrangement.  The short version is

• Run 1 - R to L nearest the door
• Run 2 - L to R tucked inside of Run 1 (uses the first clip at the beginning of the Run...I use a tight turn and go straight in the clip)
• Run 3 - R to L sends it over Runs 1 and 2 thru the top 2 clips...last clip should be close to the handle (too far away and the handle gets in the way of the door)

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General Discussion / Re: Macerator hose organization

« Last post by wideglide on August 12, 2026, 03:15:39 pm »

I used these when restoring my sanicon system when i bought my PC and they work great.

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General Discussion / Re: Sprayer near commode

« Last post by wideglide on August 12, 2026, 02:57:10 pm »

So this isnt for washing the dog doo off your feet?   Wife  will disagree.

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Polls / Re: Any pets travel with you?

« Last post by wideglide on August 11, 2026, 01:24:58 pm »

Currently 3 full size Dobermans

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General Discussion / Re: SUB

« Last post by heisthl on August 10, 2026, 05:16:15 pm »

my 2005 has a RCA phono plug there, so it must have originally came with a powered subwoofer ( now missing).

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General Discussion / Re: Kitchen outlet mod

« Last post by Amsoilman on August 10, 2026, 12:25:34 pm »

Good job. I did something similar. Bought a 3 outlet plug strip and tied it into the outside outlet and 2 way taped it next to the window. 

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General Discussion / Kitchen outlet mod

« Last post by wideglide on August 10, 2026, 08:34:35 am »

Since the wife removed the mirror from the wall in the kitchen area and added decorative backsplash it provided an opportunity to add an outlet. She didnt like having to plug her coffee maker into the one below the sink. It wasnt that big of a job to tie it in with the microwave circuit and fish the wire through the wall if you are handy and familiar with residential wiring. I think it turned out very nice. Unfortunately the new Leviton lever edge outlet only came in white but its fine with us.

The microwave outlet is atypical and kinda wonky. Maybe its a common RV type outlet with punch down wire connections vs traditional screw connections but ive never seen one like it before. OF course im new-ish to RV stuff.