When your in a park that won't let you wash

If the coach is just dusty, I use a dry wash called The Solution. Preserves your paint with the UV protection additive.

You can get it through the internet.

I just don't wash it.
I wait until I get it home, then wash it.

Wash Wax All is great. UV protection also.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00X04JRMU?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00

Wash-Wax All is a great system. I've used it many times and the coach looks new. I use it in all cases except when the coach is covered with mud or otherwise heavily soiled. The system comes with an adjustable handle and micro fiber mop heads. It was developed to clean aircraft. It works.

http://washwax.com/

We use "Wash Wax All" even when water is available. It is pricey but we have been pleased with the results.

I wouldn't use any brush type pole other then a Montana Boar hair wash brush. If Boar hair is good enough for my shave brush, then it's good enough to touch my paint.

Sneaky wash, we had a hose hooked up to our pump. Fill buckets with soap and brush rinse water, have one of those jet nozzles on the hose. Uses very little water. Can wash anywhere as long as i have water in my tanks.

I've also washed often in the rain. No one ever notices, although I did get laughed at once and told, " you know it's raining".. haha

I have never been told to stop when using a bucket. I use two buckets and my long handle brush. One with soapy water, the other to rinse. Soap her down, then rinse her off. I refill the buckets as needed. Then towel dry. Works OK for me.

Im in a no wash park now,I break the rules a little bit though and wash it while its raining. that way it goes unnoticed. Not the best or most honest thing, but i like my rv clean and dont want to have to move it just to clean it.

I carry 4 or 5 microfiber cloths from Sam's Club(some are too small). I call them my "magic rags". I don't try to clean the MH much on the road but can keep our toad vehicle very clean as long as it isn't really dirty with mud crusted on. All I need is a bucket of water and a drop or 2 of Dawn. I get 1 rag soaked but partialy squeeezed out. Then go over a small area with it and follow with a dry clean cloth; windows included. These cloths absorb so well you can do the whole car with 1 or 2 changes of the rags. I even do it this way at home most of the time where I have water and a hose. I have done a touch-up on the MH this way also.