do you just twist it on or do you glue it on
1646267
You twist it on like you do your waste hose, and gives you another valve beyond your leaking valve to hook your waste hose on to. There is a video you can watch attached to the description of this valve, the twist valve is at the very end of the video. Hope this helps.
1646268
This is a TWIST ON valve, just as the description notes. This item has a female bayonet connector on one side and a male bayonet connector on the other side, as shown. What you are connecting TO it must have a MALE bayonet connector. This is VERY typical for RV waste pipes (female at connection point, male at waste pipe). I specifically used this device because on GREY/BLACK valves were VERY distant from the actual discharge point (and they leaked a little bit), so I attached this AT the discharge point. Left it on ALL THE TIME - used the discharge point cap as "secondary security" to ensure the system didn't fall off (it never even moved)!! Then, connect the waste pipe and THEN open the valve... Whatever was left upstream of the valve would THEN "move on out", unlike just the cap where you'd need a bucket to collect the mess!! ***EXCELLENT ADDITION*** to your RV Plumbing and I ***HIGHLY RECOMMEND*** it.
1646269
It just twist on to your existing RV waster water connection. Acts as a backup check gate so there are no sudden surprised when you take the standard sewer cap off.
228068
really? On the box it says fill half way and then put it on, but I usually just leave it on until it falls off and I do it again. Make sure you wet it and press on each sticky thing
1359766
I just carefully pull it. Tug it side to side slowly and it will eventually come off.
742624
Depends on fabric. I put something underneath, remove when done, then hang so glue isn't touching anything.
1795648
Grab the base and twist the top to the left. When it is time to put the top back on, make sure to line up the two dots, (one on the top and one on the base).
662647
use a twisting motion. it almost feels like it will tear the plastic but eventually it will pop out. then just pop in the new nose piece.
1747870
I use packaging tape on mine. If I had some glue handy, I would test it out for you, but I do not have any glue.
424111
Yes. It's just glued on. You can push it off with a decent amount of force.
1088083
You snap it together and then put it in the rubber piece. It's a little hard.
1070392
You know you have to twist it to get it to stay on or come off. If that is not your problem just run warm water through it a few times and it will be fine.
698876
You pry the cover off. A flat head screwdriver fits into a slot on the side(s) -- insert the tip and twist lightly - the cover pops off and then it snaps back into place when you're done.
1044286
You just get an edge up and pull it off. It has no adhesive, just peels right off.
1759216
Yes. But, I cannot remember if it was a simple twist or if it needed a tool. I did it on mine.
2049842
As the other comments state, you just pop it off. There's a plastic piece that the rubber is connected to. It snaps off straight back and you can just apply the other piece.
888781
You can easy twist it or yank it off but it does not go back on that nicely because when you shoot it flies off but I recommend to keep it on and piss off the cop's and tape it. oh and Im the child posting on this one
1493397
You just clamp it on an spin it. Its really easy an cuts great. Hope that helps you.
140495
I used a blow dryer to get it off. Just blow onto an area for a few minutes then slowly peel stopping and blowing the as you go to warm up the glue. It did leave some residue which has gradually washed off with hot water and soap.