Our Test Editor Mike Le Caplain has a quick question for you: how do you fill yours? Read his blog and let us know!
PaulT said:Simple, I unscrew the shower head, take the shower hose out of the window and fill it like that. On my old Senator Indiana I could lean out of the window and it was a 1 person job. With my new Unicorn, I've had to buy another shower hose and a connect it to the 'vans hose so that it reaches. I have to get my BH to turn the shower tap on and off.
DeliDave_ said:PaulT said:Simple, I unscrew the shower head, take the shower hose out of the window and fill it like that. On my old Senator Indiana I could lean out of the window and it was a 1 person job. With my new Unicorn, I've had to buy another shower hose and a connect it to the 'vans hose so that it reaches. I have to get my BH to turn the shower tap on and off.
Thats what we do now with our Indiana
PaulT said:At last, someone else with the right idea! I can't see the point in struggling with watering cans, petrol cans!!! etc when the solution is already on the 'van.
WoodlandsCamper said:PaulT said:At last, someone else with the right idea! I can't see the point in struggling with watering cans, petrol cans!!! etc when the solution is already on the 'van.
But you still have to get the water to the van in the first place to enable you to use the shower hose. You just struggle with the aquaroll more often.
PaulT said:WoodlandsCamper said:PaulT said:At last, someone else with the right idea! I can't see the point in struggling with watering cans, petrol cans!!! etc when the solution is already on the 'van.
But you still have to get the water to the van in the first place to enable you to use the shower hose. You just struggle with the aquaroll more often.
Surely wheeling an Aquaroll is easier than carrying a watering can etc and spilling half of it trying to get it in the tank?