Hello all. New to GD. Just bought 2600RB.

[pjhogsten]

Excited. Will pick up in March from storage. Wondering about where to put clothes hamper and kitchen trash can. Ideas ?.

[LCBoyer]

Congratulations! Welcome to our group!

[Steve7]

Welcome aboard and congratulations on your new trailer! I can’t tell you where to put those items since we have a different trailer, but we keep our trash can under the island sink, and the clothes hamper On the floor of our large bedroom closet. Those are often some of the first dilemmas...

[Jimbuck]

Welcome. We have only one trip under our belt and it was about parking, hooking up, and trying to not look too entertaining to others under think is where out trash went and hamper in bathroom for now

[Mark Ulmer]

Excited. Will pick up in March from storage. Wondering about where to put clothes hamper and kitchen trash can. Ideas ?.

Congrats! We picked up ours last June. We love it! We have a small pop-up hamper that we keep in the under bed storage. We usually keep the garbage can (one of those with a lid and a pedal to step on to open the lid--uses 13 gallon bags so take a couple of days to fill it) in the corner where the bathroom wall meets the street side wall (after the slide goes out, obviously). On the road, we wrap it in an old towel and stow it under the dinette table. It rolls a little bit but can't really go anyplace.

[pjhogsten]

Thank you. Under bed storage was the only place I could think of for the hamper too. Any problem with moisture under there if clothes / towels are slightly damp? Great idea on where to put the trashcan. Thanks. Can’t wait to go camping this spring. Open to any other ideas you’ve learned from experience !!

[Mark Ulmer]

Haven't noticed any moisture issues yet. We do have an expandable drying rack that hangs from the rear ladder that we use to dry things when we can. I think it's called Smart Dryer. It's a little bit flimsy but it does the job well enough. It doesn't weigh much and fits in the passthru storage easily enough. You do have to buy their clothespins though, since the rods are too thick for regular clothespins. Also have to use a couple of bungee cords to keep it collapsed in storage. A bit of a pain, but it works.

[marshallJ]

Welcome and congrats! Sounds exciting for you