Storage in 2017 FC 23FB

[Bobbo]

My wife is going through the manual and found this quote (emphasis added).

Originally Posted by Airstream manual

Storage Tips
Kitchen cabinets should have the heaviest items
stored on the bottom and lighter items overhead. After
loading, put skillets and canned goods on the floor or
bottom shelf, and cereals and crackers in the overhead
roof locker. Use unbreakable-type plates and saucers,
and consider storing your dish towels around them.
Clothes hung in wardrobes should be kept on hangers
that snap over the clothes rods to keep them from
bouncing off on rough roads. Evening dresses should
be kept in plastic bags similar to those dry cleaning
businesses use. Dust will work its way into the trailer
and soil clothes. Try to avoid large bulky coats. Layers
of lighter clothing will usually keep you warmer, are
more versatile, and are easier to store.

My question, how are you ladies storing your evening dresses while camping?

[PKI]

First response, Ha, ha,ha,ha,ha, ... chuckle, chuckle ..... followed by - right next to the husband's tux.

We attended a wedding on the front end of an East coast trip. Both the dress and suit found space in the two closets. It does work. But remember, this is different from life with a trophy master suite and walk in closet. Pick carefully and pick well. The folks at the next park will not know you are wearing the dress for a third or fourth time and that the suit has made a few hundred appearances. Pat

[weirdstuff]

Generally, I just wear mine every day...even when driving to a new location. I find it to be a real conversation starter. Have met so many nice people!!!

EDIT: I recommend traveling with a little sewing kit, 'cause I frequently find that I have to reattach the little sequence pieces.