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From compact RV toilets and water-saving showers to bathroom sinks, lighting, and must-have accessories, etrailer has everything you need to upgrade your camper bathroom. Whether you're refreshing a few fixtures or doing a full remodel, our product selection and helpful resources make it easy to find the right fit for your rig. Browse faucets, tubs, storage solutions, and more—all designed to save space and handle life on the road.

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What kind of accessories can I add to my RV bathroom?

You can add things like soap dispensers, towel rings, toothbrush holders, or even storage nets for better organization. Little upgrades like that can make the space so much more functional without taking up extra room.

How do I keep my small RV bathroom organized?

Try adding wall-mounted accessories like shelves, hooks, or storage nets—they’re great for keeping things off the floor. Over-the-door organizers and suction-cup holders are also lifesavers if you don’t want to drill into walls. It’s all about making use of vertical space!

Are there showerheads made just for RVs?

Yep, there are! RV showerheads are designed to save water, which is awesome when you’re working with limited supplies. Some even have a trickle or pause feature to help conserve water while you lather up. A lot of people love handheld options with flexible hoses since they’re great for tight shower spaces.

Can I install a regular faucet in my RV?

You technically can, but it’s better to stick with an RV-specific faucet. They’re built for the unique plumbing systems and tight spaces in RVs, plus they’re usually lighter. A residential faucet might not fit properly or could end up being too heavy.

What kind of toilet can I install in my RV?

You’ve got a few options! Gravity-flush toilets are the most common and simple to use. If you’re looking for something more water-efficient, a composting toilet might be a great choice—no water needed, and it’s eco-friendly. There are also macerating toilets, which grind waste into a slurry and make it easier to pump out, and portable toilets that are super easy to use and clean. Just make sure to pick one that fits your RV’s plumbing and space setup.

How do RV toilets work?

RV toilets are a little different from the ones at home! They typically use less water and flush directly into a holding tank. If you’re curious about the details—like how gravity-flush, macerating, or composting toilets function—check out our article on how RV toilets work. It breaks everything down so you can choose the best option for your setup!