Where do you hang your wet towels?

[SheepyChateau]

We have a 3-4 bar towel-hanger on our bathroom door, but I’m very hesitant to hang wet/damp bath or face towels on it because they would rest against the door. I can see the peeling now!

Lightbulb moment!

Place Command Hooks on the walls to the right and left of the shower at the desired height. Our family is tall, so I’ll attach ours fairly high. (FYI, our shower is oriented from side to side in our RV, not front to back.)

Option 1: Tent Pole Towel Hanger
Hang a collapsible or extendable tent pole on the wall hooks. (I’m not sure how easy it would be to rig a tent pole so it can be hung, so this might not be the best option.) Remove the pole, collapse it and store when not in use.

Option 2: Pipe and Bungee Cord Towel Hanger
Insert a long bungee cord into a lightweight pipe, leaving several inches extending beyond each end. Either knot the bungee cord close to each pipe end, or attach something to the cord that is larger than the pipe diameter. This will keep the pipe centered on the cord. Attach bungee cord hooks at each end (or make loops in the cord) and hang from the wall hooks! Ensure the pipe won’t hit the walls or shower if it can swing side to side/front to back while in transit. Depending upon its length, the hanger could be removed from one wall hook, hung vertically, and anchored on another hook near the floor.

Ta-daa! LOL

[Hikes in Rain]

Option 3 (the one I use): Head to Walmart, get some cheap springloaded curtain rods. Check your shower: ours has space above the shower stall and below the ceiling. Two fit there. We also have a "lip" around the stall about halfway up. Two more fit there. Ours holds two towel sheets, wash cloths, hand towels, and the little rug that fits in the bathroom floor to absorb drips.

[TripleGGG]

I've seen these used. Don't have one myself but the people who had them loved it.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079FBGLK3...a-418836820931

Or multi line

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0792LSGTP...detail_0?psc=1

[SheepyChateau]

Originally Posted by Hikes in Rain

Option 3 (the one I use): Head to Walmart, get some cheap springloaded curtain rods. Check your shower: ours has space above the shower stall and below the ceiling. Two fit there. We also have a "lip" around the stall about halfway up. Two more fit there. Ours holds two towel sheets, wash cloths, hand towels, and the little rug that fits in the bathroom floor to absorb drips.

We have that kind of space, too! Excellent idea!

[SheepyChateau]

Originally Posted by TripleGGG

I've seen these used. Don't have one myself but the people who had them loved it.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079FBGLK3...a-418836820931

Or multi line

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0792LSGTP...detail_0?psc=1

Nice! I like both of these!

[JamieGeek]

We have command hooks on the wall; 3 of them.

[Miramar Owner]

We have 3 - 2 hook holders that mount over the top of the bathroom door. Picked them up from Bed, Bath & Beyond. They are spring loaded so they stay put on the door when the door is open. No problems as far as the damp towel resting against the door.

[vkb]

We have Command hooks in the Shower and an extra on the wall inside the door for clothing. towels seem to dry quickly...I open the bathroom vent just a bit to draw air through while moving. (we have vent covers)

Regardless of what you wind up using, opening the vent gets rid of the moisture in the bathroom .

[RV Pirate]

We did command hooks between the mirror and shower on our Challenger. Opted for the brushed nickel ones which happen to match the faucets , and they look like they came from the factory.[emoji88]

[ctpres]

We use Command hooks around top edge of shower and windproof clothsline strung across top of shower. Windproof line allows us to put wet things on hangers while traveling and hangers in the slots stay where we put them.
https://www.amazon.com/EVERSPORT-Clo...of+clothesline