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I think it might depend on the type of shower it is, wallboard and shower curtain or full shower (plastic casing thingy). Ours has wallboard and a shower curtain and we do use the shower but after we shower we use a window squeegy to get the excess water off the walls, we leave the curtain open to let it dry as well as leaving the roof vent open. Trying to prevent water ingress would be better than just leaving it I would imagine but seen as this is our first new van I can't really comment from personal experience but do believe you should be able to use the facilities you have on board or what is the point of having it
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Topic: damp in caravans
