Keeping clean in your BB

[Jo-Ski]

Hi, Doug (and all)!

Plenty of hot water for the two of us to enjoy the luxury of an unhurried
shower/shampoo every night (plus I usually have all the hot water I need to get
the dishes done as well). We don't take 20-minute showers, but they are
definitely unhurried.

As others here have attested in their own way in response to your question, when
you travel in a Blue Bird, you really do take the most essential comforts of
home with you! It is a real motor*home*--emphasis on the *home*! Lovely!

Also, ours is a rear-bath model, and people are always amazed at how roomy the
whole thing feels--about the size of a small, well-appointed guest bathroom in
your own home--complete with an ingenious drying rack that folds compactly to
the wall and then folds out to hold at least 5 or 6 racks of towels, drying
clothes, whatever. So ducky! Oh, yes, did I mention that with a rear-bath, your
shower is actually in a very usable tub? Ahh!

Just sharing one gal's viewpoint. You won't ever be sorry if you get a BB! You
and spouse-y/significant other/etc. will love it!

Jo-Ski (whose other half is Stew)
"The Bird Abides"
'83-FC 35 RB
Blaine, WA
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----- Original Message -----
From: djlcanuck
To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 3:34 PM
Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] Keeping clean in your BB


This may sound like a silly question but here it goes.

How many of you accually use the shower in your BB?

Do they make enough hot water for a home style shower or do you still
need to do the Wet, Soap, Rinse routeen.

The two other coaches I have had make the shower impractable to use due
to lack of hot water. So they end up as storage closets and beer
coolers.

Thanks

Doug Long
Edmonton
(Clean) Wanabee





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