Date:         Mon, 4 Jun 2001 10:50:02 -0400
Reply-To:     Brian Honan <bhonan@HOTMAIL.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Brian Honan <bhonan@HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: Vanagon Shower
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pensioner wrote:
>

>>Using your handy clips if you choose, clip a vanity panel to the roof of
>>the
>showerstall.

I can't picture a vanity panel, is that what women get dressed behinde that
is folded and free standing ?
>
>Place towel, rubber ducky, tunes, shampoo, Dr. Bronners, espresso, adult
>beverage, Cohiba, on the rear cushion (westy) or engine cover. Take off
>whatever is left on and place under the duck.
>

The rubber duck
>Wet down, soap up, rinse off, towel or blow dry, dress appropriately for
>the location. We use a pareo as a cover to amble into the cabin to dress
>up, dress down, or undress. Pareo packs well, has a multitude of uses.
>

Is a Pareo Mexican like a poncho ? ( a real poncho not a sears poncho )


>Second pareo serves a vanity panel. Or use the ever present mil-spec
>poncho/shelter half, or your choice of material for the panel, saran wrap
>is not recommended.
>

Perhaps a shower curtin ? The rail for the shower curtin hooks could be
mounted to the back of the hatch !


>Avoid the dreaded mud-foot disease by standing on something.

That sounds worse than stink foot.

We use the top
>of a tote box.

A rubber floor mat would work too


In an absolute emergency, if the bed is folded down you can
>make good your escape by climbing into the westy from the shower stall.
>
Nothing like rolling around in your van wet and naked

>Refill the sunshower, put it back in the sun. Secure the duck,

Seat belt?

Brian
87 GL



take down
>the privacy panel, pack the TWO hand crafted cherman black forest custom
>supports and you're back to semi normal but cleaner.
>
>
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