FTC Disclosure: I get commissions for purchases made through some of the links in this article. For more information, visit our Advertising Disclosure Page.
Campground Bathroom Rule Number 1. Always Be The First To Flush
by Richard
(Michigan)
Campground Bathroom Rule Number 1 Always Be The First To Flush !!!
Editors Note: This story was submitted on our Funny RVing Stories Page.
I was in the restroom shaving when a guy in one of the toilet stalls called out. Is there anyone out there who could help me. I said I was here, what do you need. He said if I could go down to his camper and get clean pants and shorts from his wife. I asked what happened. He said the guy in the next stall flushed the toilet and his toilet backed up into his pants.
lol.
a true story
Do you have any suggestions or comments on this topic? You can add them to this page by clicking on the "Click Here To Post Comments" link located near the bottom of this page.
Comments for Campground Bathroom Rule Number 1. Always Be The First To Flush
|
||
|
||
|
||
Subscribe To Everything About RVing
Recent Articles
-
What Dog Breeds Are Not Allowed In RV Campgrounds Or Resorts?
Certain dog breeds are not allowed at some RV parks. What are they? ANSWER You are correct that some RV Campgrounds and Resorts have restrictions on what
-
We Love RVing Because Our First Camping Trip Was In A Tent
Editor's Note: This story was submitted on our Why Do You Love RVing Page Why we love RVing? Let me tell you a story. I took my wife and kids tent
-
We Love RVing Because We Can Include Our Pets
Editor's Note: This story was submitted on our Why Do You Love RVing Page Home on wheels, 40' rig, 30' enclosed trailer that carries 2 Harley's. Our
-
RV Holding Tank Indicator Not Accurate
After we dump both holding tanks on our '93 Rockwood Bayport, the indicator panel still shows holding tank #2 2/3rds full. Is there a valve we're missing?
-
Steps to Maximize Your RV’s Tire Life
For many RVs, tires can be the weak link that disrupts travel if not properly maintained, here are some Steps to Maximize Your RV’s Tire Life.
