washing the motorhome

We'll look into other truck washes, we're in the Chicagoland area.

How about Little Sisters (love them more than BB) or any other truck wash in the area?

Blue Beacon is not feasable, they're not close to us.

Blue Beacon is good but they've never washed the roof, said they don't do roofs. Perhaps it's local to where I get mine done in Joplin Mo. My roof was looking pretty ratty with black mold and stains forming so I paid a guy $50 and got a gallon of Zep mold and mildew cleaner. Gleaming white now!!
Ron

I'm looking up Blue Beacon right now. Thank you

amxpress wrote:
I now go to a Blue Beacon truck wash whenever my 5th wheel needs cleaning. They have always done a good job at a reasonable price.

Yes indeed. Once I discovered that for $36, I can have a crew of 6-8 guys, busting their butts to scrub my motorhome for 15 minutes, and leave it looking spotless and shiny, I'm about done with any thought of DIY washing. I will spot clean any deposits left by birds, and keep the windshield clean, but other than that, if I can't find a Blue Beacon, it can stay dirty. Heck it takes me half a day to do what the Beacon boys can do in a few minutes.

A clean motorhome is a journey, not a destination.

I now go to a Blue Beacon truck wash whenever my 5th wheel needs cleaning. They have always done a good job at a reasonable price.

Our manufacturer says not to use brushes on the mh. Wash mits are available for attaching to a pole for the hard to reach spots.

That sounds lime something promising. I'll look into that. Thanks.