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Old 03-12-2016, 06:17 PM   #15
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If the oppertunity presented itself I would wash my TT. But I do not worry about it. There is plenty of time do it when I get home.
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Old 03-14-2016, 09:18 AM   #16
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My TT sits too low and my driveway is too steep to back it down. I wish I could pull it in here and wash it. I have washed it twice in 4 years because that's how many times the opportunity has presented itself. I do keep it in covered storage. Unfortunately the facility will not allow me to wash it there... they don't want the liability problems.
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I wash ours at home and wax twice a year.

While on the road and in campground I carry a ladder 5 gal. bucket,rv wash brush and towels to wash with. I will wash one section at a time over the course of the stay.

Have also done as others and used high bay self wash at do it yourself car wash.

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