The main reason is as I said, the re-sale value, but yes, keeping up with the Jones's probably has a lot to do with it Mike.
We have all the facilities in our caravan and after paying
BTW Mike, I don't know if your finger nails/ toilet seat comment is correct but given the choice I'd rather kiss someones fingers than their a$$ .... hehheh!
I don't know why but we have a role reversal whilst using the caravan. I do all the 'woman' things, don't know how that happened!
I have never used the washing up area. Like LB, we use the caravan and all its facilities. It's just toooo much hassle to walk over to the washing up area.
This is me.
Lisa
I have never used the washing up area. Like LB, we use the caravan and all its facilities. It's just toooo much hassle to walk over to the washing up area.
This is me.
Lisa
We have never used the washing facilities on sites, always use the kitchen sink in the van to wash up - may give it a try though when we go away next week.
As for the shower, as we have just changed the van I have bought one of the new high pressure whale submersible pumps, well worth the money as the shower is as good as ours at home, have used site showers but prefer the one in the van.
Toilet, used for both, got to give Stuart some thing to do!
Lolly x
As for the shower, as we have just changed the van I have bought one of the new high pressure whale submersible pumps, well worth the money as the shower is as good as ours at home, have used site showers but prefer the one in the van.
Toilet, used for both, got to give Stuart some thing to do!
Lolly x
Stand still Lisa you're making me dizzyI don't know why but we have a role reversal whilst using the caravan. I do all the 'woman' things, don't know how that happened!
I have never used the washing up area. Like LB, we use the caravan and all its facilities. It's just toooo much hassle to walk over to the washing up area.
This is me.
Lisa
)Maureen
Light-duty washing-up can be done in the caravan. If there is no serious food particle and greasy problem, you can simply wash the dishes with a However, the communal washing area is a better place for heavy-duty dishwashing.
papafulton said:
As above , ( how old is this topic it must be over 5 years old ) !!
We use half sponge half scourer, it's just as easy and you can get 1o of them for about 5o pence !
Can’t think that we have ever used communal washing up facilities except when camping in the tent, or just for the Cadac bits.
Parksy
Moderator
Unbelievable !! how old was the thread as I looked back and I was not in any of the replies and I've been on for about five years ! I did wonder when I seen the prices in dollars .
I really dont understand you guys.
The sun is shining, the car is fuelled, caravan packed, beach shorts cooly crumpled and thrown in a drawer, we are about to temporarily escape the domestic drudgery and all you can think of is the washing up. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
Put a liner on the cadac, simply rinse under the tap. Let the dog lick the plates clean and grab the corkscrew.
The sun is shining, the car is fuelled, caravan packed, beach shorts cooly crumpled and thrown in a drawer, we are about to temporarily escape the domestic drudgery and all you can think of is the washing up. :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
Put a liner on the cadac, simply rinse under the tap. Let the dog lick the plates clean and grab the corkscrew.
Dodger524 said:I had forgotten why I bothered to cart our dog around. Thanks for reminding me.
And who else will loudly inform you when another dog is nearby? :lol:
This thread was reactivated by a spammer which I reported early this AM., I'm glad to see the post was taken down, but there must be some residue somewhere becasue my anti virus on a separate PC is now reporting a threat has been detected, and it lists the web site the post linked to.
Parksy
Moderator
I saw the post myself at 7:30 this morning and immediately banned the spammer from the website, deleted their avatar, signature and every post that they ever made (1) via my set of click boxes.ProfJohnL said:
I've gone back to the deleted post (which is visible to moderators and admin) and I've removed the url that the post contained.
I suggest that you carry out a quick anti-virus scan to be on the safe side, especially if you clicked on the link.
My own anti-virus programme (Kaspersky Total Protection) sometimes issues warnings to inform me that the SSL certificate for this website is out of date, but I have no current warnings at all.
So its official, washing up flags up as an unsafe activity. Ill have to inform the long haired general. Im not catching a virus from washing up.
Parksy
Moderator
Potential Virus
Curious. I read the post this morning before Parksy deleted it. I most definitely did not click on any links. That was on an Android tablet.
On my laptop (Windows7) later today, after accessing the forum, I had a warning from AVG about a potential virus (it involved smileys, but I won't post the actual link). AVG said it had blocked it.
This evening after browsing the forum for quite some time, I revisited the suspect thread (with original spam now deleted). Lo and behold, AVG pops up with the same warning as last time.
May well be unrelated, but thought it worth reporting.
Curious. I read the post this morning before Parksy deleted it. I most definitely did not click on any links. That was on an Android tablet.
On my laptop (Windows7) later today, after accessing the forum, I had a warning from AVG about a potential virus (it involved smileys, but I won't post the actual link). AVG said it had blocked it.
This evening after browsing the forum for quite some time, I revisited the suspect thread (with original spam now deleted). Lo and behold, AVG pops up with the same warning as last time.
May well be unrelated, but thought it worth reporting.
I have read the link this morning and nothing popped up on my phone I even replied to the spam message before realising it was rubbish but since then I have cleared my system and done the virus checker and all is clear !!
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