Washing Toy Hauler & Fifth Wheel RV's

I use a Simoniz 12'. Has a nice soft brush and an easy to use water control valve.

I Use the one from Costco or Sams club that extends. Can probably find one on Amazon or try your
Local detail supply shop. I still bust out the ladder to hand dry it completely with micro fiber cloths and quick detail spray.

I've been using an RV brush on all my campers, since we started with our pop-up. I still have the original brush. Camco RV brushes are soft, designed for RV and work well on all surfaces.

I since purchased a second one, with a retractable handle that also attaches to a garden hose, so it can shoot water non stop (works great for rinsing).

For my original brush, I just used a long painters handle that extended out 15 feet. It works great for brushing leaves and twigs off the top of my slide out too.

These brushes are the only thing I wash my vehicles swith, and I even use them on the vinyl siding on my house, and those plastic shutters too. So, they are safe for any surface, soft, won't scratch, and probably the best you can get as they are so versitle.

You can pick one up anywhere. Here's Wall Mart's version: Click here.

If you want the brush only, and get your own pole, wand, or stick, like a painter's pole, here's Camping World version of the brush only: Camping World click here.

I would suggest industrial supply shops. My experience with plastic toys that extend to reach has always broken my dreams. For sixty to one hundred dollars you will get something that will extend to 20 feet, and will not break at 13 like most do. Not light, but strong, and worth the extra money.

The nicest extendable soft brush I ever found was at a Kenworth dealer. I've been using one for years.
I always try to keep the touch light and avoid any kind of scrubbing action that will cause scratching.