Wet baths, no, RV baths in general...
I've never really paid attention to the size of wet baths in RVs in general before... There was a Fleetwood TC at an auction earlier this year, so while I was killing time, I gave myself the grand ...
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I'm 6'3" and since I go by the nick name of bear you can imagine my girth.
We started out in a camper that had basically a closet turned into a wet bath. It had a porta potty you had to remove to take a shower. It was a tight fit but worked. Basically I would step into the shower to get wet, turn off the water, step out to soap up and then back in to rinse off. The porta potty worked fine for late night needs. Most of the time I would use the campground facilities for showers and other natural duties.
When boondocking- we built an outdoor privacy shower out of PVC pipe and shower curtains. We used an outside handheld I added to the camper. The pvc pulled apart and was stored away with the shower curtains when not needed.
The camper was too confining so we moved up to a TT and now a 5th wheel. Both of which had large showers and comfortable toilets. Size does matter...small RV= small bathroom.
We started out in a camper that had basically a closet turned into a wet bath. It had a porta potty you had to remove to take a shower. It was a tight fit but worked. Basically I would step into the shower to get wet, turn off the water, step out to soap up and then back in to rinse off. The porta potty worked fine for late night needs. Most of the time I would use the campground facilities for showers and other natural duties.
When boondocking- we built an outdoor privacy shower out of PVC pipe and shower curtains. We used an outside handheld I added to the camper. The pvc pulled apart and was stored away with the shower curtains when not needed.
The camper was too confining so we moved up to a TT and now a 5th wheel. Both of which had large showers and comfortable toilets. Size does matter...small RV= small bathroom.
