Anti slip mats in Lidl (1 Viewer)

[Riverbankannie]

Good anti rattle devices too, £1.99 for 2 mats.

 

[Minxy]

Good for standing on too after you've had a shower on a campsite (or even in your van's cubicle) and don't want to get your feet and clothes wet whilst you get dressed ... difficult to put trousers on in a 'wet' shower cubicle without dragging the legs on the floor.

 

[MichelleRyall]

Just bought a second set, still using last years. Lovely piece of kit and they can be cut if you want to change the size.

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[jockaneezer]

... difficult to put trousers on in a 'wet' shower cubicle without dragging the legs on the floor.

BTGTT, so now I always roll the legs up a couple of turns so that when you get the first leg on and pulled up, it keeps it out of the puddle while you do the other.

 

[Minxy]

BTGTT, so now I always roll the legs up a couple of turns so that when you get the first leg on and pulled up, it keeps it out of the puddle while you do the other.

Depends on what your trousers are I suppose, when I had my loose fitting ones on there's no way they would stay up, same applies if you have a long skirt/dress.

 

[Spanishsteve]

Bought some of these today too, in a very tasteful pink. Got them for using on the new granite work tops in the kitchen at home. Only £1.99.

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[peterc10]

You can buy that stuff by the metre off the roll at Dunhelm Mill. We bought several metres and lined all the shelves, cupboards, stowage lockers and drawers in the motorhome with it. Not only does it stop rattles it also helps stop things sliding around.

 

[Lunnie]

Regarding getting dressed.. I personally use a short length zip up dressing gown, decent to walk to showers on site, no problem of struggling into your clothes with damp skin or small space, also have a long dress/ nightdress, in Jersey looks like a tube dress again decent to be seen..
I just got fed up of the struggle.. easy to get dressed in the van...

 

[Ex-caravantugger]

Depends on what your trousers are I suppose, when I had my loose fitting ones on there's no way they would stay up, same applies if you have a long skirt/dress.

Shorts and/or a pair of braces.

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