Why do wet baths suck?
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joerg68 wrote:
There are covered TP holders available for marine applications. Cost an arm and a leg. Or so I have heard.
Not having a bathroom at all, but using a "Luggable Loo" - I discovered that a 1-lb Whey Protein Powder plastic jar holds a roll of TP perfectly. Of course mine has a cord threaded through it, so it can hang in a handy place; then I cut a slot for the paper to pull through. Keeps the paper nice when in storage :-)MN Ben wrote:
Three years with a wet bath and I have yet to use it.
Like my dad used to say, "you paid for it, might as well use it."anutami wrote:
That's generally the kind of thing you only do once. At least, I only did it once. :)
But I didn't blame the wet bath. In the IT world that would be a PEBCAK. Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard.joerg68 wrote:
+1 on the gap...
I understand that TCers are a very diverse bunch of people, so whatever works for you is fine. And I had a good laugh at the OP's picture.
As for ourselves, we have our wet bath for a reason... We use the shower in our Outfitter Apex popup every night. Couldn't imagine having something in the camper and NOT using it. Why haul it around und use up the very limited real estate in the back of the truck?
The good thing in our camper: there is a gap above the fold-up shower/bathroom walls, through which a roll of TP can be passed. Helped us out tremendously in the past ;-)
There are covered TP holders available for marine applications. Cost an arm and a leg. Or so I have heard.- Someone mentioned "User Error" I'm thinkin someone forgot to close the cover...
Buzzcut1 wrote:
Just another reason Dak and Myself love our 1055s with a dry bath
- I understand that TCers are a very diverse bunch of people, so whatever works for you is fine. And I had a good laugh at the OP's picture.
As for ourselves, we have our wet bath for a reason... We use the shower in our Outfitter Apex popup every night. Couldn't imagine having something in the camper and NOT using it. Why haul it around und use up the very limited real estate in the back of the truck?
The good thing in our camper: there is a gap above the fold-up shower/bathroom walls, through which a roll of TP can be passed. Helped us out tremendously in the past ;-)
There are covered TP holders available for marine applications. Cost an arm and a leg. Or so I have heard. - Maybe you need to take a shower more often and learn how these things work. :B
MN Ben wrote:
Three years with a wet bath and I have yet to use it.
Are you just a little constipated? :EAnEv942 wrote:
Curious, our wet bath TP is on the back side of cabinet door. Not the most convenient but doesn't get wet, is the Wolf exposed or where you need to remove when showering?
Mine paper is also behind a water tight door. If the wet bath really does save space then Im for it. I'de rather have living and or storage space than a dry bath. I also use public showers when ever I can. If I use my wet bath ,its as quick as possible, usually because I want to save the water.
