Cleaning the MoHo (1 Viewer)

[Gardenpotter]

Hi all we’ve been touring France Spain and Portugal and we’re looking a bit dirty now . How do you keep the external Moho clean when your touring and only using Aires? We’ve seen a number of aires saying that washing vehicles is prohibited. Do you use jet washes somewhere else?

 

[LesW]

We leave ours with the 'well travelled' look until we get home.

 

[Lenny HB]

A couple of years ago in Portugal the van was covered in salt after wilding on the cliffs during a gale. I made Mr. Wallet pay for an Aire that had a washing bay.
Other times a bucket of water and microfiber cloth & wipe it down when it's raining, no one about to worry about it.

 

[seasideBill]

Haven’t been able to clean mine for months due to ongoing hosepipe ban in Cornwall. Good news is that it’s looking cleaner every day - persistent rain and gale force winds are saving me a job!

 

[Gardenpotter]

I must admit the jet washes at the repsol garage looked very tempting but we didn’t!!

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[Kayak Kid]

I have stopped at a jet wash a few times while away and given it a decent clean. Like all jet washes didn’t go too close with the lance when rinsing off soap after brush cleaning.

 

[royandsharont]

A couple of years ago in Portugal the van was covered in salt after wilding on the cliffs during a gale. I made Mr. Wallet pay for an Aire that had a washing bay.
Other times a bucket of water and microfiber cloth & wipe it down when it's raining, no one about to worry about it.

I do exactly the same. I tend to use a mild mix of shampoo in tge bucket and it doesn’t need rising so much.

In Spain have also used Repsol wash bays that have a gantry to get to the roof with the brush but didn’t really direct the jet was lance on the van as such to reduce risk of water penetration.