More privacy with bathroom window

ol Bombero-JC wrote:

Executive wrote:
Anyone looking at your trailer at night already knows what you're most likely doing in your bathroom....:S. You said the window is NOT CLEAR. Obviously, they don't have a CLEAR view of you doing your business. Either leave the light off or don't worry about it. Personally, I don't want to see what you're doing in there....:W....Dennis

If you're really concerned, then the simplest solution is to install a scare light outside that door. Illumination on the outside of the window will diminish the ability to see thru to the inside....D

Yeah, right!

The neighbors that don't look (anyway) -
............will be thrilled with the "scare" light...:S

Lots of E-Z (and cheap) solutions posted already!..:C

Forget the scare light idea, and attach something to the window - even foil with double-sided scotch tape, then run a "test viewing"..;)

~

X2, I hate scare lights!!!
Especially the ones left on all night!!
While the glass in NOT Clear, it is amazing what can be seen through it!!! Simple certain held up with sticky back velcro on the door, and sew on on the curtain.

Okay, after reading here is my short story. Myself, 13 yo son, from early in life short marriage, went camping/dirtbiking in the mountains using my tent. My GF went also, as she enjoyed tenting too. She was just 9 years older than my son.

Well it gets cold at night, in the mts. I always put the lantern in the tent before bed time, to warm it up. You know what is coming, GF goes in tent to get ready for bed, while son and I put fire out. Yep, you are right, we could see right through that tent. First came pants, then shirt, undergarment, WOW! Son looked at me, I looked at him, all we could do was start laughing. GF says; you guys can see through the tent, right? I said, yes honey, and you look fabulous!

That had to be one of the sexiest silhouettes I have ever seen. She did not need the "fitness program". I ended up marrying that girl a few years later. She and my son are still friends too.

Jerry

When we had our tt, we would take a towel and slip in to the decorative piece over the door at night. That would block the view, which no one could see anyway. We would take it down in the morning.

Our tt sat so high up that no one could see in and see anything anyways. You can not see through the window, only a figure.

dee74 wrote:
My tt has a door to the bathroom and the door has a window that is not clear. During the day the window provides good privacy but at night when you need to use the light you lose a lot of your privacy from the window. The window does not provide a good spot for a shade because there is also a screen door. Anyone have any suggestions on how to block more of the window but still look nice?

We use one of these to keep light out of the entry door window. This one uses hooks and loops so you can remove it during the day to let light in.

-Michael

dee74 wrote:


Man this may be one of the dumbest most useless responses ever on here.

You haven't been around here very long, have you? :B

noplace2 wrote:
Not going to be a popular response, but:

If you REALLY are concerned about people even shadowly seeing you under these circumstances, you might want to consider a fitness program. Just sayin'. :)

Man this may be one of the dumbest most useless responses ever on here.

joe b. wrote:
... A non see through cloth with Velcro could be put over the window at night. ....

We did that for the bedroom door in our TT. My wife found a dish towel with a desigh she liked and it was the size of the window. She sewed velcro to the dish towel and I put the matchng piece on the corners of the window. It cuts down the early morning light too.

Not going to be a popular response, but:

If you REALLY are concerned about people even shadowly seeing you under these circumstances, you might want to consider a fitness program. Just sayin'. :)

I like Fiction. you can often use it to illustrate a point without fear of getting hauled into court.. (Does not really apply to this thread)

Was watching a TV show (NCIS New Orleans) and two Politicans are trading barbs.. one makes some comment to the other about Measuring the windows for drapes..

The other replies that Drapes are for people who have something to hide... He will.. Well it does not matter what he said after that because the point is

Drapes are for people who have something to hide.. Like the O/P.

And I ask everyone to note the "Politicians" in this story are actors playing a part not real people.. The whole point was "Drapes"

Executive wrote:
Anyone looking at your trailer at night already knows what you're most likely doing in your bathroom....:S. You said the window is NOT CLEAR. Obviously, they don't have a CLEAR view of you doing your business. Either leave the light off or don't worry about it. Personally, I don't want to see what you're doing in there....:W....Dennis

If you're really concerned, then the simplest solution is to install a scare light outside that door. Illumination on the outside of the window will diminish the ability to see thru to the inside....D

The window is not clear but because of the location of the toilet you are close to the door when you get out of the shower. You can see a blurry version of most people from the waist up and can definitely distinguish some features on the person. I have had the tt for over 6 months and just noticed this while camping last week. I like the idea that was mentioned using Velcro and a piece on cloth, this seems like a simple solution that would definitely work.