First RV purchase and need Bathroom Advice
Hi all, First post here as well as searching for my first RV. There's just 2 of us and I'm towing with a Chevy Trailblazer so I've limited my options to trailers around the 3500# or less mark. I...
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OP, also take a look at Winnebago's Micro Minnie line. I've read many positive comments about those for smaller, lighter weight TTs.
When it comes to hotels, you get what you pay for. If you constantly search out the cheapest hotel/motel, yes, all bets are off in terms of what you'll get for cleanliness. I travel a lot for work but primarily stay at Marriott locations as they were one of the first chains that banned smoking in the hotels. At campgrounds, a cheap pair of flip-flops keeps you from having to walk barefooted on any public floors/showers.
BTW, I am very particular about cleanliness but have never found things so bad to where I was shaking my head and afraid to go into a public campground shower with flip-flops on or disgusted while staying at Marriott hotels. To each their own.
mikeflys wrote:bob213 wrote:
We have the corner triangle shaped shower with a shower door. Add an oxygenics shower head and a good pressure regulator and it's the best shower you'll find in a TT. I don't like to dump on someone else's toilet, sleep in someone else's bed or shower in someone else's shower. That's why we have a TT and don't stay in hotels.
I fully agree with you on all points. I have been reading that one of the current trends in Hotel stays is to leave a post it note in the bedding as a warning to the next "guest" saying "if you find this note, maintenance did not change the sheets"! I really want to deal with that! The oxygenics shower heads are great as well. One of the best upgrades you can put in you RV.
When it comes to hotels, you get what you pay for. If you constantly search out the cheapest hotel/motel, yes, all bets are off in terms of what you'll get for cleanliness. I travel a lot for work but primarily stay at Marriott locations as they were one of the first chains that banned smoking in the hotels. At campgrounds, a cheap pair of flip-flops keeps you from having to walk barefooted on any public floors/showers.
BTW, I am very particular about cleanliness but have never found things so bad to where I was shaking my head and afraid to go into a public campground shower with flip-flops on or disgusted while staying at Marriott hotels. To each their own.
