OK--so, this might be a little much, but I'm just considering it--has anyone installed an rv dishwasher into a vintage AS. I found one that could either be used on the countertop or installed under the counter. I was thinking about possibly removing the original never-used oven in my 65 Overlander and installing a dishwasher. Chances are I'll use the diswasher more than the oven--and, wow, a vacation from doing the dishes!
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i'd have thought as fellow campers my ice maker would have granered more interest than my dish washer...
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I have an ice maker, too. I never use it because it is a hassle to clean it every time we go camping and since most of our trips have been weekend trips, a bag of ice usually last us the weekend.
BTW, it is silver to match the Airstream.
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As a woman who minds the kid, cleans the house and Airstream, tows the Airstream, etc....I actually don't mind doing dishes while camping cause it means I get to listen to music (ipod) and enjoy the scenery while hubby chases the child. Its also kinda therapeutic as the dirty dish gets clean and something tangible is accomplished. Then again I like to bake bread so just consider the source
I must add, however, that I have a dishwasher at home. If I were fulltiming I might do things differently. Best of luck with your decision!
Katzklaw that is a sweet set up for fulltiming!! The washer/dryer thing is really awesome (think that's in another thread though)!
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