00:00If you've ever tried to hang a wet towel in a motorhome, you already know the struggle,
00:04there's just nowhere to put it. It ends up draped over a chair, the bathroom door, or worse,
00:09still damp two days later. So I went digging and found five of the best towel racks and storage
00:15solutions for RVs and campers, and honestly, some of these are ridiculously cheap for how
00:19much of a difference they make. Let's get into it. Starting off with the two-layer RV foldable
00:26towel rack. This one's wall-mounted, made of aluminum, and it folds flat against the wall
00:31at 90 degrees when you're not using it, which is exactly what you want in a space where every inch
00:35counts. The two-layer design means you can hang two towels without them touching, so they actually
00:41dry properly. It's $24, and nearly 5,000 people have bought it with a solid 4.6-star average.
00:49If you want something that looks built-in rather than bolted on, this is the one I'd start with.
00:54Next up is the heavy-duty wall-mounted drying rack, and this thing is punching way above its
00:59weight. It's a foldable laundry rack that handles towels, clothes, swimsuits, whatever you throw at
01:05it, and it folds down completely flat when you're done. What caught my eye is the rating, a perfect
01:105 stars across over 4,000 sales, which almost never happens. And the price? $11.76. That's less
01:21than a tank of propane. If you're on a budget or you just want to test the waters, grab this
01:26one. Third, the telescopic bath towel hanger. The clever bit here is that it extends so you
01:33can pull it out when you've got a pile of wet gear after a rainy hike, then push it back
01:37in and tuck it away. It works indoors or outdoors, so you can mount it inside the bathroom or out
01:43under the awning. At $11.62 with a 4.7 rating from over 3,000 buyers, it's the most flexible
01:51option
01:51on this list for the money. Great for families where everybody's towel ends up on the floor.
01:57Coming in at number 4 is the foldable aluminum RV wall shelf. Now this one's a bit different,
02:03it's a shelf and a towel rack combined. So you get somewhere to put your shampoo, soap,
02:08and toiletries, plus a bar underneath for hanging. In a tiny RV bathroom, that combo is genuinely a
02:15game-changer because you're getting two functions out of one set of screw holes. It's 2451, rated 4.6
02:22stars, and the aluminum build means it won't rust from all that bathroom humidity. And finally,
02:28the RV clothes drying rack, the portable one. This isn't wall-mounted, so if you're renting or you just
02:34want to drill into your camper walls, this is your answer. It's lightweight aluminum, folds right down,
02:40and you can set it up outside on a sunny day or inside when the weather turns. $24.48, and
02:47it's got
02:48the second highest rating on this list at 4.8 stars. For full-timers and weekend campers alike,
02:54it's a really practical bit of kit. All five of these are linked down in the description, so go check
03:00the
03:00current prices, they do change. And if this saved you some hassle, hit that like button and subscribe
03:06for more RV gear breakdowns. Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you in the next one.
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