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    Posted: 05 Jul 2020 at 5:11pm
Thank you all. Some great creativity. My wife and I travel the east coast doing art shows. Our tow vehicle will be load with art and clothing. We have been in tents and motels. Our plan is RVing from now on. So the journey begins. Thanks again.
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I like the shower rod. I also lived in my Pod for 3 months, Not sure I'll do that again, but like your shower rod.
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Posts: 1078 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 Jul 2020 at 3:59pm
Our 179 has a wardrobe which originally was for hanging clothes. We removed the rod and installed four shelves.
I also added a hanging rod in the bathroom-we use it primarily for coats and rain gear. It is easy to take the rod out if we want to shower.  The rod can be left in to use the toilet. The clothes are keept tight to the back wall with 2 eye hooks(one at each rear corner) and a short bungee.
We also installed a shelf going from front to back over the bed.  this holds plastic bins with bed linens, clothes or other personal items.
We have been out as long as 3 months. We find that taking fewer clothes and using a laundromat is the key to staying long term.
Hope this helps
Vann

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Posts: 3419 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 05 Jul 2020 at 7:10am
My main clothes storage area is a clothes rod in backseat of tow vehicle. Inside Pod I have a rear shelf over bed that has a closet rod to hang today's clothes and one change, underwear and socks in storage containers on rear shelf. I found when I tried to carry all in Pod, I had to move it around to stay in Pod.
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Hi all.
There is not a whole lot of cabinet space in my 2010 T-174. Just looking for creative ideas from others on how you store clothing. My wife and I may spend up too three weeks at a time on the road.
Kent
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