All Metal RV Water Heater Tank Rinser | RV hot water tank flush wand | Cleanses and Removes Sediment from the Bottom of RV Water Heater |Extends Life of RV Water Heater (17 inch)

I used this to flush the water heater on my camper trailer and couldn’t believe all the debris that kept coming out after 4 years of use. This product provided a powerful stream that knocked loose a lot of mineral buildup. Very sturdy construction. Very pleased with purchase.

All of the plastic RV hot water tank rinsers that Ive used in the past tend to have problems. This time I wanted to spend a little more money on one that I hoped would be the last one that I ever needed to purchase. This one is it. It works great and being all metal, its indestructible.

Never got to try this as you need to buy a female to female adapter to actually be able to attach this to a hose. It wants the same end you use to tie to hose bib…. Manufacturer never mentions this and the end they claim for a hose attachment is a male end…

Got this to rinse the stuff out of my RV water heater tank. I liked the all metal design. You still have to purchase a double female adapter to connect this to the end of a regular hose. That should have been in the kit by default. Solid product otherwise.

Excellent for flushing out RV hot water heater!!!

Far more durable than the plastic models out there. Cleaning the water heater is a must for proper maintenance and function.

Solid build quality. Excellent materials, fit and finish. Attaches directly to my garden hose or can use the supplied ball valve. Comes with two additional hose gaskets, too. Compared to the plastic models costing very nearly the same, buying this was a no-brainer.

Looks a feels like it will last a lot longer than those plastic ones

Surprisingly heavy duty and well made (except for the valve handle). Careful to get the one with the adapters if you want to use the hose though.

Its setup to attach directly to a water faucet not a hose. Their included instructions even show it being attached to the wrong end of a garden hose. The wand itself seems sturdy but I won’t know until I get an adapter to make it work.