Shower Curtain

[bed685]

Has anyone replaced the shower curtain with a regular compression rod and curtain? I cannot stand how the factory curtain does not stay closed at both ends while showering.

[jjotmo]

That's what i have on mine.....but I will soon be changing to the extending one to get more room. The compression works fine but I need more room. Save yourself money and get the RV extended one you will be glad you did.

[Ladywendolyn]

I reused the track and clips on the existing one and put them on a vinyl one which happily sticks to the sides and prevents the water leakage.

[Flashman]

Originally Posted by Ladywendolyn

I reused the track and clips on the existing one and put them on a vinyl one which happily sticks to the sides and prevents the water leakage.

Pics?

[Bob Landry]

When I traded in my 22FB, the shower curtain was the deal breaker that sent me away from Jayco. The trailer that we wanted and would have been a good match for my truck had the plastic curtain, DW said no, and I agreed. We spent enough time mopping up the bathroom floor, we both said enough is enough. Walk-in shower enclosures are great.

[Rgriffis]

I bought these. They work great and keeps my floors dry.

http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/prod...p?SKU=16710423

[tlhdoc]

Originally Posted by Rgriffis

I bought these. They work great and keeps my floors dry.

http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/prod...p?SKU=16710423

I agree!

[Type-A]

Originally Posted by Ladywendolyn

I reused the track and clips on the existing one and put them on a vinyl one which happily sticks to the sides and prevents the water leakage.

I'm going to try that. The factory curtain is NOT waterproof. We found that out this weekend on our first big outing. Oh well, it's a learning curve.