Towel bar, toilet paper holder

Dennis,

Dennis,

Yep, they are the handiest things.

We put a couple of short noodle pieces on the two "feet" for our over-the-door towel rack so it doesn't bang against the door and scuff the finish or even wear thru the thin wood.

'Nother good idea, this one for the water heater cabinet panel in our 325CK: Using the screws to remove and re-install that panel a couple of times a year (when winterizing and getting ready for travel season) would pretty quickly wear out the screw holes in the wood and in that very thin paneling used in the cabinets. We thought about using cabinet catches similar to those used on the rest of the kitchen cabinetry to hold doors closed while traveling, but there really was no place where we could install the latches. So we wound up buying industrial-strength Velcro and ran a strip across the top and bottom of the access opening and on the access panel. Seems like a good idea at this point. We'll see how it goes over the long haul.

Our 2008 Paradise Point came with a toilet paper holder. It was sitting on the shelf under the bathroom sink. They told us that so many people complained about where they put it they decided to let the owner put it where ever they like. I never found a good spot to hang one so I picked up a small magazine holder with a spot to hold the paper. it just sits on the floor next to the toilet. As far as a towel bar we just drape the towels over the shower walls. We also have a hook the goes over the top of the shower and use that.