Staying clean in camp showers
A very important question: When the campground shower floor is muddy, how do you manage to get your pants back on without getting your pants dirty? (I'm not a fan of streaking. . .)
Forum Discussion
loggenrock wrote:
avanti - this "B"-ing the Class B forum... I need to maximize the limited storage capacity for fresh water on my rig. We do pretty good with a whopping 24-ish gallons, can go up to 5 days dry camping with that, but if i can use a camp shower and save my on-board water I'll do it! ST
I have been B camping for a decade now and have used our wet-bath to shower literally every single morning. I consider it one of the great pleasures of B-van ownership--up there with sleeping in one's own bed every night. I can go three days between dump/fills without even thinking about. With care I can go five, as you say. I have never seen a campsite that had a shower but not facilities to dump and refill. I'm sure there are exceptions, but they must be rare. The "save water" motivation doesn't make sense. The reasons for avoiding public showers are implicit in the existence of this thread. I still don't get it.
