Washing the travel Trailer
We're new to this and looking forward to learning all the "in's and out's" of mobile life! We have a new 2014 Jayco Jayflight 33" trailer which unfortunately sits outside on dirt. We had it washed onc...
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eichacsj wrote:
after the first car wash I tried to use, I went and bought a power washer, paid itself off in savings of going to someone else and I can control the power instead of some kid coming out and was while on his cell phone.
It is wife and I team effort. She sprays and I scrub with soft brush.
Just remember power washers have throttles and adjustable pump regulators.. use them or you can peel off your roof or seals.
Good advice. One thing I was thinking as I was using the wash broom ... imagine someone washing the trailer and not being careful with the broom. Consider how many things sticking out that could be damaged - lenses for marker light, hose connectors, cable hookup ports, etc. Made me think, even if I took it to that truck wash and the guys were careful with the spray, would they be as careful as I with the brush. Perish the thought.
