Bathroom dispensers

I used a deep wire mesh shower basket that you'd normally suction cup onto the shower wall. I instead removed the suction cups and anchored it to the wall with stainless steel screws and a health dollup of sealant.

Unless I try and indy 500 over speed bumps, the shampoo and what not has stayed put in the basket going down the road.

Probably not what you are after but we use refillable small bottles for shampoo and a travel soap container. My wife made up bags out of netting material for easy drying with velcro to keep shut. She put a loop on the end to hang in the shower. Since our camper doesn't have a shower it is handy to take to bath house and we hang it on a hook in the camper to dry when we come back and it can hang there going down the road if needed. Otherwise it goes in the bag we take our towel and change of clothes in then we go to the shower.

I try to remember to put mine on the ground. Usually they fall sometime during the trip.
Bought a suction cup holder but it doesn't stick to my walls. I want a spot for cell phone, toothbrush, and water flosser up high almost to the ceiling.
Wanted something similar next to the sink. A way to get the electric toothbrush and flosser chargers off the small little sink. They're too tall for the cabinet.

Places like Marshall's has good deals on bathroom accessories.

I use the normal size bottles of wash and shampoo. Takes 3 seconds to stow them in the bathroom cabinet. Not worth the hassle of dealing with finding, buying, filling, and maintaining "special" bottles just so I can save those few seconds.

Our shower has built in corner shelves (2) and they put straps across about 5" up. Each one will hold the equivalent of 2 medium sized shampoo bottles. For bar soap, one of the double sided suction soap pads.

Ken

Yep. Just like home (except in brushed nickel).

Slymer wrote:
We have always used several of these. If you buy quality ones they stay put rather well. Suction cup baskets.


https://www.amazon.ca/s?k=suction+cup+basket+shower&crid=L2VMTR4L9LAA&sprefix=suction+cup+baskets%2Caps%2C288&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_1_19

Ivory soap, head and toe and everything in between. Nothing else needed.

I put my bathmat on the shower floor and put any bottles on their side on the mat. Never had any problems.

Being bald has advantages. I just toss the bar of Ivory soap into the sink basin and call it good. If the Wife is along she has a tube of shampoo and another of conditioner. They get stowed in a drawer in about 3 seconds.

For normal camping I would use an all purpose soap/ shampoo like Dr. Bronner's.

For hunting I would use a single source soap shampoo but specifically Scent-A-Way.

...either one means I am only needing one container to pack away.