The Most Useful Thing In The Motorhome Locker (1 Viewer)

[thehutchies]

We've always used them for bathing the smaller kids as well.
Sometimes, we have improvised with the laundry basket and a bin bag.



P.s. Love the new avatar, @Jim

 

[Brian_K]

Just remembered - window mount clothes dryer

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002HIM02O/?tag=mhf04-21

Brian

 

[GJH]

Just remembered - window mount clothes dryer

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002HIM02O/?tag=mhf04-21

Brian

Cheaper Broken Link Removed. They must include £3 to cover p&p as they were selling them for £4.99 at Peterborough Show.

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[scotzsue]

They make excellent baby baths too

 

[St Piran]

Gaffa tape and Zip ties.

 

[Carol]

Ok, sold. Now where can I get them at the best price??

Asda £4 got 3 last week.

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[gus-lopez]

Ok, sold. Now where can I get them at the best price??

Over here, 2-3€ ,. huge range of sizes. Mainly used for mixing plaster/render.

 

[DBK]

Interesting stone rocket in the background of that picture above, nice solid fuel booster on the side too. Didn't know they were making them in the 17th Century!

 

[1_man_and_his_dob(lo)]

For those of us 'uncivilised' types in our shower-less campervans or (trailer-)tents, the very big ones are good for standing in when using a solar shower in the utility tent...

...or at least they are until there's enough water inside them to make them tip over, along with the occupant

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[swanseajack13]

but you cannot p in it lol still lol ray, sunny after the rain in swansea

 

[MichelleRyall]

Our fold up military spade..........for digging wheel size holes at motocross when the ramps just aren't up to the hilly fields we have to park in. The other use is related to the early removal of the portaloos at motocross....hubby has a rule about the toilet in our van.....I do not....ha ha ha

 

[Costa Warrior]

Sand ladders and a cork screw.

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[Wildman]

Space is the most useful thing.

 

[keith]

Ok, sold. Now where can I get them at the best price??

I found the cheap ones soon leak so went to Leroy Merlin (France) they have stronger ones for builders junk and not expensive.

 

[Minxy]

You do have to check the quality of trugs as they vary enormously, some are only meant for light weight stuff and if you use them for water etc the handles break.

Very useful though and I have a couple for garden use ... would be good for hair washing if not wanting a shower at the sametime.

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[CWH]

Well I did as instructed

For a few years now we've been using the versatile flexi trugs. Go and put a couple in the van today

But I don't quite see how I can do the washing or soak my feet. Advice please. TIA.

 

[cruiser]

oh dear there are bigger ones.

 

[CandC]

Well I did as instructed

But I don't quite see how I can do the washing or soak my feet. Advice please. TIA.

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Wow, where did you get the giant sized salt and pepper and cutlery set please?

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[scotjimland]

B&Q have good quality ones in several colours and sizes.. the 40lt one is £4 .. bargain.. we bought four.

 

[Minxy]

B&Q have good quality ones in several colours and sizes.. the 40lt one is £4 .. bargain.. we bought four.

That shows exactly what I was saying previously, if you look at the handles you can see that they are part of a reinforced 'band' that runs down the whole side of the trug, making them much stronger than a lot of trugs.

 

[GeriatricWanderer]

To have a locker must be nice.

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