The Aqua Magic V toilet is a popular choice for mobile homes. It is specially designed to fit in compact spaces while still providing all the necessary features for a comfortable bathroom experience. The main idea emphasized in this note is the convenience and functionality of the Aqua Magic V toilet for mobile homes. It is highlighted in bold to draw attention to its significance..
Clay (WA5NMR), Lee (Wife), Katie & Kelli (cats) Salli (dog).
As to your question I suppose you COULD adapt a residential toilet to your RV but it would no longer BE an RV but a Park Model, able to be used practically only at RV Parks. As to your question I suppose you COULD adapt a residential toilet to your RV but it would no longer BE an RV but a Park Model, able to be used practically only at RV Parks.
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Aqua magic v toilet for mobile homes
If this isn't possible. Which of toilets are better. Looking toward the higher (not extravant) side of the RV toilets. Thanks
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Arctic Fox 30U 2005
Chevy Silverodo 2004 Alison Diesel
St Louis,MO 63105
My opinion. go with a toilet that is made for an RV. you can probably downsize from what you have, but do you really want to??
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Jim & Gayle Bryant
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As to your question: I suppose you COULD adapt a residential toilet to your RV but it would no longer BE an RV but a Park Model, able to be used practically only at RV Parks. Residential toilets will fill your holding tanks very quickly and deplete your fresh water supply just as fast.
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2007 Rockwood 8314SS 34' travel trailer
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RV toilets use a blade to seal off the holding tank odors. Not much water is held in the bottom of the toilet.
As far as water use, home toilets only use 1.8 gallon or less per flush, some even have a low flush for non solid waste that is less than 1 gallon. Good chance that the typical RV toilet consumes .5 to 1 gal per flush in order to clean the bowl properly.
So really it could work but your biggest issues will be the water trap and size, not really water use.
How do we go about removing the toilet? The manual is of no help. It just list parts. Can we do anything after we remove it? Replace the seal? I saw the post above about the
:" The Aqua Magic V has a bad reputation with most reporting very poor water flow through the toilet. This can EASILY be remedied by removing the water module and using the right sized screw driver, ream out the restroctor plate in both the inlet end and the out flow end. After making this simple repair my Aqua Magic V is not flushing perfectly"
Where do I find the water module and restorctor plte.
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Reviews for "How the Aqua Magic V Toilet Can Add Value to Your Mobile Home"
1. Emily - 2 stars - I recently purchased the Aqua Magic V toilet for my mobile home and I have to say, I'm not impressed. The flush is not very powerful and often requires multiple flushes to get rid of waste. Additionally, the bowl is not very deep and I often find that water splashes up when I flush, which is both messy and unsanitary. Overall, I would not recommend this toilet for mobile homes as there are much better options available on the market.
2. John - 3 stars - The Aqua Magic V toilet for mobile homes is an average product at best. While it does the job of a toilet, I found the overall design and quality to be lacking. The seat is flimsy and feels cheap, and the flushing mechanism is not as efficient as I had hoped. I've had issues with clogs and having to use a plunger more frequently than with my previous toilet. I would suggest exploring other options before settling for the Aqua Magic V toilet.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Aqua Magic V toilet for my mobile home, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The installation process was a hassle, and once it was set up, I noticed that the toilet had a constant issue with leaking. I had to frequently adjust the seal and tighten the bolts to try and prevent leaks, but nothing seemed to work permanently. It was not a reliable toilet, and I eventually had to replace it with a different brand.
4. Mike - 1 star - I am extremely disappointed with the Aqua Magic V toilet for mobile homes. The flushing power is incredibly weak, and it often gets clogged with minimal use. Even with regular cleaning and maintenance, the toilet did not perform well and left a lot to be desired in terms of convenience and reliability. I would not recommend this toilet to anyone looking for a suitable option for their mobile home.