Do the walls in the shower need to be water proofed/sealed?

LauraRey

Hi folks,

I was curious about something, having recently seen photos of a T@B shower with water stains and condensation.  Would it be beneficial to apply some water sealant to the shower walls?  I know it is best to wipe them down after use, but was curious if adding a layer of protection would be a good idea.

Thanks,
Laura

Verna

I've been taking a shower in my T@B S M@X every camping day (over 100 days per year), I wipe the walls, floor and toilet down with a squeegie and a microfiber cloth after each shower and there are no signs of water damage. I have done nothing special to my walls and don't expect to have to. 

T@Balong

Do I hear a "second" for nominating Verna as the squeakiest clean Administrator (or any T@B owner for that matter) on any RV forum?  Very impressive!

ericnliz

Just call her the Martha Stewart of T@B country!

ontheroad

with the magic wand....

dmerzbac

Guess I need to add a squeegee and microfiber cloths to the shopping list.

LauraRey

I got a microfiber cloth as a present today!  I have a use for it now.

ChanW

Never even thought about wiping down the shower walls!

Our Tab has the plastic 'contact paper' wallpaper in the shower, as are the rest of the Tab walls, so I never considered it a problem to let them dry on their own. Oh yeah, except when trying to keep the condensation down in the winter.