RV Washing
We are on the road all the time, we have no residence. Most RV parks will not let you wash your RV. I have used truck stops that charge from 75 to 125 dollars and do a terrible job. What do most do?
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WyoTraveler wrote:
Many RV parks have people that come around and wash & wax. I have found them to do a better job than truck stops. Wash and hand wax isn't cheap.
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That is the method I use, the groundsman will wash my my RV with the cleaner I provide and check the roof while cleaning. This spring he told me "he had found two areas that the caulking was starting to weather".
