CamcoFlexible Camper/RV Drain | Designed for Campers w/Single Sink and No Holding Tanks | Includes 25” of ¾-Inch ID Hose | Crafted of Heavy-Duty Chemical-Resilient Polymer (37420)

Bought to install a sink in my vintage camper. Looks like it will work.

As advertised

It fit the sink drain in my camper. I've installed it but haven't put it to use yet, but I noticed a lack of instructions, saw other reviews mentioning there are no instructions, but noticed one review that DID mention instructions...I had to dig deeper but finally found a mention in the product description that the instructions are "inside the card". If you open the top, cardboard portion of the packaging (what's stapled over the plastic bag), there are instructions. They're very basic, and installation is pretty intuitive, but since no one wants a leak, it's worth reading.

There is a bunch of complaints about not finding proper strainer to screw into this trap. order a keeney 878pc, works perfect.

I need a small sink system and decided to buy this drain. I purchased below three items and it works like a charm! No leakage and I didn't need any extra items. These three items fits perfectly and works very well. It's easy to remove and install. Draining hole size fits perfectly for my sink and draining tubing system. Definitely a good value for money.These are the three item I purchased to assembled the draining system. Hope this helps!1. Moen 22174 Sink Basket Strainer with Drain Assembly, 2", Stainless Steel2. Camco Flexible Camper/RV Drain | Designed for Campers w/Single Sink and No Holding Tanks | Includes 25” of ¾-Inch ID Hose | Crafted of Heavy-Duty Chemical-Resilient Polymer (37420)3. Elkay D115151 Dayton Single Bowl Drop-in Stainless Steel Bar Sink 15 x 15 with 2" Drain Hole

This mini p-trap works great. It fits as expected and drains well.However, sometimes they get tangled and such and to make it lay straight, you can do one of two things:1. Use a hair dryer if it's under the sink, and heat up the hose just a bit. Don't melt it!!!! Once it is warm, hold it in place, and let it cool.2. The easy way is to stretch it out in the sun and let it set for a while. Then it will cool right into position perfectly.I hope you found this helpful!

I installed this as a trap for washer drain. It worked for small loads not so much for larger loads. Ended up connecting drain hose directly to the drain line.

It works with a little attention to detail.