Many or most of the Foretravel coaches come with a Manablock system which has a dedicated shutoff valve for each hot and cold fixture in the coach. Using the supplied key it is simple to reduce the water flow to any faucet that you feel uses too much water, one where you are always being careful not to let it gush when it turns on.
This is an easy adjustment on the Manablock located in an outside bay, approx 1/3 turn between vertical and horizontal still gives more than adequate water flow - ideal for dry campers.
Our kitchen and bathroom sink faucets was using way too much water - no more!
Happy camping.
Wow!!! How come I never thought of that?
I use one of these on the bathroom faucet:
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Just curious what this key for the manablock is, mine didn't come with one I don't think
the key may have fallen down behind the carpeted panel, the key you need is black, the red key that everyone has is I think is for the newer Manablock which has a larger profile
The valves can be turned with a pliers
That's what we do. Cut down on kitchen and bathroom sink and shower flow.
Here are two other fixes for the bathroom sink that cost less than $10.00
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I had looked under the sinks to partially close the valves like I do at home but didn't see any.
Did not think of going to the manifold.