Bath Shower Home Design

This shower head is different from others, it is upgraded high pressure shower and 300 small holes. It can control the water pressure and save water that is more eco-friendly. Watering just like the needle shape, strong but tender, quiet without noise. The Handheld Shower Head Spray will take your bathing experience to a new level. Features: - 100% brand new and high quality. - Stylish and durable. - Clean and simple. - Easy to install and use. - Water saving. - Removable, plug simply remove the water panel cleaning . Specifications: - Material: ABS + Chrome - Type: Handheld , Fixed shower head - Shape: Square - Panel Size: Approx. 8cm (Length) x 4 cm (Top Width) x 3 cm (Bottom Width) - Total length: 22 cm approx. - Standard Interface: 1.27cm (1/2") - Hole number: 300 holes - Nominal pressure: 0-6 mpa - Working Temperature: 0-90 ? - Weight: 120 g approx. - Color: Silver Package includes: 1 X 300 Holes Shower Head Please read the questions and answers for thi...

Hi Gary, We’re new to RVing. We haven’t even taken it out yet as we are learning about our unit. Love the newsletter and have learned a lot. We have a 2005 Fleetwood Terra 26Q . We want to remove the in-dash TV. We got it loose but can’t figure out if it is wired in or plugged in somewhere under the dash. It is an awkward spot under the dash. We had thought of just cutting the wire from the TV and putting an outlet on it so we could plug something in that big hole in the dash. Hubby is a retired contractor and can do anything, but we are stumped. Don’t want to wreck our new baby. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. — Joan Hi Joan, Typically all televisions are simply plugged into a standard receptacle, either a simplex or duplex receptacle just like you’d find in a residential home. I’ve never seen one that was hard-wired into the AC system. Many RVers swap out the television, especially if it fails at some point. You just don’t see TV repair shops anymore , do you? So you’ll have t...