Washing class A motorhome
Today is our 45th day as full timers. All is well. I need to wash our motor home. I would rather wash it myself than have it washed. I feel sure there are places I could do this. Any suggestions? Tha...
Forum Discussion
Kayteg1 wrote:rgatijnet1 wrote:
A bucket, and extension brush, some Blue Coral wash/wax, and a hose is all I need to hook up to the water pump hose bib on my coach. I pull off the highway and wash it in some parking lot or open field. Usually takes me 15-20 minutes with me washing and the DW following behind and rinsing. My fresh water tank carries more than enough water to do the coach and the toad if needed.
That doesn't work where I usually drive.
120-130F heat with 100% of sun not only is too much for our skin, but water dries under the brush.
Still doable if you are on desert after 8 PM
Early morning is when we wash the coach when temps are going to be high. There are also often tall buildings in large shopping center parking lots that can provide shade. If you look there is always a solution.
