Wet baths: good or bad?
I've been ogling the Evergreen Element for years. Such a nice trailer, but with a wet bath, at least on the smaller models. Anybody have good input on these things? Do they complicate a basic showe...
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Bumpyroad wrote:
every wet bath I have seen either has the roll of TP in a compartment or it has a rotate down cover to protect it. I assume the extra humidity could be a factor however. this goes back to my suggestion of a Mr. Clean magic eraser.
bumpy
In reading these its easy to see some do not know how to use a wet bath or are just making up things. Like said all wet baths I have seen over the last 40+ years have an area to keep the TP so its dry. The normal way to use a wet bath is to close the lid on the tolet and set on it. Making it easy to wash your hair and feet. Stand only to do a final rinse. Trying to do a one foot hop around the bath room while washing your feet would make you bump into the tolet and made us laugh. Most have a curtain that pulls around it and does not get the complete bath room wet. And a simple dry with a towel or rag after using it is not a big job and took less tham 1 Min so ours was always dry inside when leaving the bath. Intresting to hear how far some will go to keep from doing 1 min work.. We however do have a shower/tub with seat in our MH. And yes it is dryed each time we use it. Old habits hang on.
