MM, I got the white one too.  I think it was only $29.  Yep, you just screw it on.  As resourceful as you've been about everything else, it will be a snap for you -- I promise!

Diane

 

 

 

But the Pod will set for at least 5 months now since it is Winterized and our April (when the Park campgrounds open) is always busy with car road trips. Without the Pod.

 

Just hope to get a warm period, no rain so that I can get a bit of wax on it.

To be fair, we also have a water regulator installed in the white hose so we don't blow out the water lines in the pod, but considering the water pressure here in the NE (except for NY State), we probably don't need it. 

The Oxygenics was simple to install and it came packaged with a bit of Teflon tape.  We just unscrewed the hose at the taps, wrapped a bit of Teflon tape around the threads and screwed on the Oxygenics hose on.  We also unscrewed the Oxygenics showerhead from its hose and added a bit of Teflon tape up there too.  The pressure and spray can be controlled by a twisting the bottom of the showerhead.  However it does not shut off the water flow completely, but reduces it to a dribble. An actual cutoff valve can be added to the tap connector for about $8, but we didn't bother with that.

The only downside to the Oxygenics is that it is noisy because it sucks in air to pressurize the water. 

 

I always hear so much about this shower head from so many of you so I have a question.  I personally have never had any problems with the factory shower head that came with our Pod.  It sprays water, it washes off soap.  With that being said do you think the Oxygenics one would still be an improvement?

 

I guess I'm curious for reasons why others have bought it.  Did the standard shower head feel inadequate or you had some other issue with it?  With my current experience only being with the factory one it seems to do it's job without any hassle.  It sprays water.

 

If I understand correctly the Oxygenics one gives you more pressure while using less of the water, is that accurate?

Our most used product (other than the showerhead  ) would be a simple plug in electric kettle to boil water for coffee (we like french press style)  tea and oatmeal.

For cooking organization I use this folding multilevel rack along with a few trays or cookie sheets to create more counter space during meal prep. 

            Goose     

 

 

Glad you like it Cindy and Ted.

My husband use to order Apple Butter from Beachy's in PA and they shipped six  1 quart jars at a time.

The box had dividers in it. So I stuffed filling in the sides then Papier Mached over it.

I gave one to my sister and you'd have thought I'd given her the world.

 

How many channels does that little TV get?