Drying your wet towels after showering on a wet day is always difficult. We have a new Rapido motorhome with a garage and my husband has fixed up two towel rails in there. We alternate the towels so there is always a set drying in the back. I would like a small non intrusive line in the shower, any suggestions.
We long time in our van and when in cold countries needing to get washing dry, best tip when travelling put your damp/wet washing on either the dash board or put it down by passenger footwell when van heater is in.
Instead of asking OH to put up drying rails in the MH garage, I asked mine to put up a Wardrobe rail, hence I can take more clothes and no need to do washing!
Our MH came with a pull-out drying line like you get over hotel baths. Given there's a blown air heating vent in the washroom, the wet shower towels were warm & dry by next day.
Before we had the lines & heating, in a much older MH, we draped towels over the seats to dry or they got held in the windows in the sun while we went shopping.
We get as much surface water off as possible with a facecloth first, then the towels don't get as wet. They overnight draped over the back of the driving seats.
Quote: Originally posted by franbee on 21/5/2018
We get as much surface water off as possible with a facecloth first, then the towels don't get as wet. They overnight draped over the back of the driving seats.
We do the flannel trick too and when travelling and not staying on campsites wet wipes are a boom!
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Topic: DRYING WASHING INSIDE THE MOTORHOME
