| The RV shower dispenser is another one of those | | | | cleaned with nail polish remover without oil. This |
| mods that should come from the factory as standard, | | | | eliminates any wax residue left behind by the molding |
| or at least be an option when ordering. RV showers | | | | process. |
| are already small enough and having to find a place | | | | After cleaning, test fit the dispenser in the location |
| for your shampoo, soap, and lotion is no easy feat. | | | | where you want to mount it to ensure there is enough |
| There are several solutions to this issue, such as | | | | clearance to remove the chambers for both cleaning |
| wall-mount wire racks, or just reaching out of the | | | | and filling. Now remove the chamber from the |
| shower to grab what you need from the sink counter. | | | | mounting bracket. This will help reduce the weight of |
| But there is a neat solution to this "problem". It's the RV | | | | the assembly so the glue can dry without the risk of |
| shower dispenser. And after you mod your RV with | | | | the unit falling off the wall. Of course, if you are using |
| one, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. | | | | wall anchors, this won't be a problem. |
| Installing one of these dispensers is one of the easiest | | | | Here is where you choose whether you want to flat |
| mods you can do to your RV. Almost all dispensers | | | | or corner mount because it makes a difference where |
| are mounted using double-sided tape and silicone glue. | | | | the double sided tape and glue goes. Once you have |
| This is the easiest way to go. The other less popular | | | | decided, affix the four double sided tape pieces to the |
| and slightly more difficult way is to use wall anchors | | | | appropriate corner areas on the bracket. Along the |
| and screws. While this will work is most residential | | | | two sides of the bracket, there is an rectangular area |
| installations, RV interior walls are generally hollow, so | | | | to spread the glue on. Spread a generous amount on |
| the supplied plastic wall anchors won't work very well. | | | | but not too much as you don't want glue oozing out |
| If you must go this route, use butterfly style anchors. | | | | from the sides. If it does, clean immediately. |
| These spread out behind the wall and offer good | | | | Next, press the bracket firmly against the wall and hold |
| mounting security. | | | | for a few seconds. The tape should easily hold the |
| If you opt for the integrated 3-chamber dispenser, | | | | weight but you want to ensure the glue spreads out |
| there are two ways to go, mounting the housing on a | | | | under pressure. This will ensure a good bond with the |
| flat wall or the corner mount style. Since most RV | | | | wall and bracket. Let the glue dry for at least a few |
| showers are small, corner mounting in the front part of | | | | hours before mounting the dispenser chambers to the |
| the shower stall will give you the most room. If you | | | | bracket. |
| have a corner style, or triangular shower enclosure, | | | | Finally, place the chambers in to the bracket and fill |
| mounting the dispenser directly below the shower | | | | with desired shampoo, soap, and lotion. The dispenser |
| head bracket will make the best of the available room. | | | | kit will usually come will label stickers for each type of |
| Once you have decided how and where you will | | | | liquid, so be sure to affix them to the right dispenser. |
| mount the dispenser, clean the area thoroughly with | | | | Now you're done. No more reaching out of the shower |
| rubbing alcohol to remove any soap film. If the surface | | | | or fumbling around for the soap! |
| you are mounting to is molded fiberglass, it must be | | | | |