Shower usage

It's just my wife and I so we went with the 180 because of the size of the bathroom. For us it offered some extra storage space and we didn't have to deal with having our knees around our heads when using the facilities or damp TP. If you have full hook ups the shower gets daily use as we don't have to worry about filling the GW tank. If we don't have full hook-ups we use the CG showers (with our shower sandals).

Just a thought.

I have the 179 and have always use the provided CG showers, saves on moisture buildup in the trailer.

We had a boat with a wet bath and found it very annoying and slippery to use the toilet after someone just showered.  For that reason our only choice was the dry bath.  The 180 is the lightest RV with a dry bath so that is the main reason for us getting a 180.  We have been grossed out too many times in CG's (and even hotels) and want our own private full bath.  We may even consider switching out the water heater for a tankless system for endless hot water (assuming at a site with full hookups).  We delayed getting the 180 when we heard they switched to a rounded bath that the curtain attaches at the bottom.  Now we are delaying again to get the Blue Canoe Pod

The RP-179 is very high on the list.

Originally posted by this_is_nascar  I can only imagine what occurs in those campground showers.

You don't want to know....trust me.

I would encourage all those who do use the public facilities to, at minimum, purchase and wear (at all times in the shower) a cheap pair of rubber "flip flops". Do your best to not come into contact with any surface. Disinfect the flip flops after each use.

I talk a lot with the folks who's job it is to keep the showers and RR clean. Personally, I wouldn't enter either without wearing full HAZMAT gear. No joke...and it ain't just kids either.