Wet Bath Floor
.... What do you use on the floor of your Wet Bath?
Forum Discussion
- How is the Dri-Dec on bare feet?
jimh425 wrote:
We just use a bathroom rug. We take it out for showers and use a squeegy to get rid of most of the water after the shower.
Ditto.
Wal-Mart bathroom rug,
Also, a huge Microfiber towel from the Wal-Mart auto department to dry the shower after use.- A carpet remnant cut to fit. Keeps floor clean between showers and removed during showers. Cost; cheep to free.
- We have used DriDek and find the surface too aggressive on our feet (tender feet is guess)! We found a wet/dry bamboo shoe tray on Amazon for $20 which is a perfect size and is comfortable for standing on in bare feet. It raises you off the floor just a bit and permits water to drain. Dries well and has lasted quite a while. Works for us!
burningman wrote:
How is the Dri-Dec on bare feet?
I don’t find it uncomfortable and the nice thing about it is that hair, whiskers from shaving, dirt and other things fall thru the dri dec and you are not standing in them. Showers just wash them away.:)- .... Great ideas so far, keep them coming please....
- I guess I just keep it simple - I use my feet on the floor.
GeoBoy wrote:
burningman wrote:
How is the Dri-Dec on bare feet?
I don’t find it uncomfortable and the nice thing about it is that hair, whiskers from shaving, dirt and other things fall thru the dri dec and you are not standing in them. Showers just wash them away.:)
X2- We had nothing on the floor until we were camping mid-October last year and the floor felt cold. We had part of a roll of the foam stuff that we also use on the bottom of all the cupboards, the anti-slip foam. I simply cut a piece of it to fit. Warm enough floor and because the Bigfoot floor is smooth fiberglass, the anti-slip is nice as well.
I bet that you have at least one part roll of the anti-slip foam around somewhere.
Brian 
We also use the anti-slip liner with a remnant of our campers carpet for non showering use. Prior used a cut up rubber back bath mat. Other than saving the fiberglass from wear and tear, just comfy.
