Cleaning top of slideout
I've recently downsized to a one slideout 5th wheel. When camping I've always used a ladder to clean off the leaves and small branches before retracting the slides. I usually just climb up on the la...
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dougrainer wrote:It does me no harm, obviously, but it's how you end up with thread drift, and the discussion ends up having little to do with what the OP originally asked.fj12ryder wrote:jdc1 wrote:As the OP stated: "I do not want an awning on the slide for several reasons."
A slide topper prolongs the life of your roof. No harmful UV rays degrading it. Once installed (2 hour job at most), it will last 15 years.
Let's let the slide topper discussion languish, due to lack of interest by the OP.
I guess people like you know everything there is to know. I responded to let some that WILL be interested and do not know everything, so they know how to care for THEIR slide covers. Doug
P.S what does it harm YOU to keep a discussion going????????????????????
You want to have a discussion about slide toppers? No problem, start your own thread. The OP doesn't want slide toppers, so why not stick to suggestions along the line of what he wants? How hard is that?
Besides slide toppers have been discussed to death and usually end up with a rancorous argument and the thread gets closed.
