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tvman44

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Posted: 10/21/11 06:16pm

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We keep one in our unit 5er also, my is surplus from WW II, got it when I was a boy scout in the 50's.

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Poppy & Nana

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Posted: 10/21/11 07:32pm

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JoyceandSteve wrote:

The best thing I have added to my TT is a sign that reads "Friends Always Welcome, Relatives by Appointment Only"

We have that same sign and my 8 y/o grandson does not like it.....LOL!!!

Leo & Kathy
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popeye59

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Posted: 10/22/11 05:37am

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Tell him Grandkids have a standing appointment

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RVnMC

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Posted: 10/22/11 06:42am

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Hi...We are noobs, but I have a mod to share.
Our THTT came with an extra long shower cutain. A fabric & plastic combo. The plastic liner covered the entire tub floor.
It retained water and was annoying to keep stepping on it.
So I purchased a microfiber shower curtain from WalMart...Like the ones in hotels.
It stays inside the tub and was the perfect length so we would not step on it.
It also dries fairly quick and we don't have to worry about mold & mildew on a plastic curtain.

Bucky2

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Posted: 10/22/11 06:32pm

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I haven't done it yet, but next Spring I plan to put our ShamWow in the bathroom to clean off the shower enclosure.

The road goes on forever and the party never ends!

missscarlet9

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Posted: 10/22/11 09:52pm

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I built a portable boondocking camp shower that runs off of a 20lb bottle of propane only. No power is needed...no solar, no battery, propane only. My wife calls it "Frankenshower". see my profile for more info.

Livin' the dream!

popeye59

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Posted: 10/22/11 10:01pm

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Just watched the youtube video. Nice job Bob.

BigRabbitMan

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Posted: 10/23/11 09:43pm

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popeye59 wrote:

Just watched the youtube video. Nice job Bob.

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