They should have made all three glasses lift up and turn independently so you could clean them. I don't understand when the engineer designed that, he must not have thought of cleaning it. I'm sure were not the only ones who have pondered this. By the way nice rig and truck. I was looking at the 3670 but I got such a good deal on the Key Largo it was only within a few thousand of the 3670 with leveling system and other options. Have you had any major problems with your truck? I just bought mine in april I had a 2008 2500 4x4 Mega Cab, but I was afraid I would be overloaded so I opted for the 3500 DRW.

 

Take Care,

-- Edited by crmfghtr on Saturday 1st of September 2012 10:03:13 PM

I agree about the glass. I love the shower. To me it just feels roomier than the corner showers. But I'm a little afraid that it could become a problem if I can't find a way to clean the overlap areas.

We fell in love with the floor plan in the 3670 and so far are delighted with it. Of course we've only spent 4 nights in it so far! But we will be moving into it and becoming static full-timers on the 24th! Can't wait!

We got our truck in December, but didn't use it much until we picked up the Big Horn in July. It did great coming over the mountains from TN to NC. We've had no problems at all with it and are real pleased with it.

Hmmm, well, I'll try their recommendations and see how it goes.

How much space between the doors? Maybe a paint stick and paper towel after the scrubbing bubbles? Something thinner?

Just throwing ideas out there.

There is less than 1/2" between the panes. There is a plastic w/Rubber swipe on each end of the glass pane that is removable. We assume this was to wipe the glass as each pane moves past the other, however it is not very effective. Overtime, soap scum,water spots, and ? will accumulate between the panes which will be a challange to keep clean. As we said in a previous post, were looking for a replacement door glass that will work with this bath. We like the size of the bath, we just don't want to spend hours trying to clean something that should only take minutes.

Happy Trails,

I'm trying to visualize what this door looks like...maybe someone could post a picture. Why aren't the panels accessible when the doors are closed?

That's it, Terry. And the overlap is more than it appears in the picture. There really is no way to get between the glass panes very well. I'm still planning to rig some "tool" to reach in between there, but it will have to be very thin, and I'm not at all optimistic about it being very effective. I didn't even realize until I tried to clean it that it was going to be a problem. Oh, I'll probably work something out eventually, but it may take quite a bit of trial and error.

Robert and Maria,

Actually, it was Dan asking about what they looked like.

Pardon a possible dumb solution, but since I don't know the exact distance between the panes, could one wrap cloth on a B-B-Q spatula and fit it in that area?  Or, a cake cutter or long putty knife?

One might have to fashion a cloth "sock" that would fit over whatever flat tool one used.

(Heh.  Look at me making suggestions.....I don't even cook or clean much.)

Terry

-- Edited by Terry and Jo on Tuesday 11th of September 2012 04:14:45 PM

Thanks for the pixs. From the title of the thread I was thinking the doors folded but I see they slide kinda like a pocket door. Some engineer apparently didn't think about cleaning. I wonder if one of those sprayers sold to clean the shower would be able to "reach" in the overlap area. But I think someone mentioned they have a squeegee between the panes so probably not. I think I would try a swifter hand duster with a cloth attached soaked with some cleaning solution. Nice size shower.

We have these doors too and I'm not happy with them. I use purple microfiber cleaning cloths from www.flylady.com. They work great by themselves. Usually a cloth covered finger does the trick in between the door panel overlap.

My issue is the water in the track that never complete dries and leaves that pink residue. Too much maintenance for working people.  I was just asking John what he thought about taking the shower doors off and putting a decorative curtain up. Has anyone tried this?

How are you cleaning the shower track? That's my biggest issue! Been using q-tips!

I use a dishwashing wand with a fill able hand filled with half vinegar and half Dawn dish soap to clean stall and glass doors.

I also have that fabulous door in my 2014 Evergreen Bayhill 340RK, so thanks for the wonderful cleaning tips. Once I have the shower doors clean, I use Rain-X on the glass. That helps to keep it clean longer.