Shower Review Loves Georgia Richmond Hill

This “Shower Review Loves Georgia Richmond Hill” is a review of the shower facility at the Love’s Travel Stop in Richmond Hill, GA, USA, based upon our own expectations of what a shower facility that caters to professional truck drivers of commercial motor vehicles should be like, our own preferences (especially in comparison to a home bathroom), and our observations.

Shower Review Loves Georgia Richmond Hill

Date: 6/25/2010

Location: Love’s Travel Stop, Richmond Hill, GA, I-95, exit 90

Overall Facility: Shower Review Loves Georgia Richmond Hill

Showers assigned by clerk (not automatically via kiosk)
Display of shower customer number was near the cashier
Shower is free with minimum 50 gallon purchase of fuel from a Love’s Travel Stop anywhere in the nation within the last 7 days.

Shower #2

Pros: Shower Review Loves Georgia Richmond Hill

One towel and one washcloth were waiting for us in the shower
We asked for two more towels but were given three and another washcloth.
Towels were sufficiently absorbent.
Washcloths were sufficient to meet our needs.
Counter space at sink was sufficient to meet our needs
There were two towel hooks on the wall behind the door and three more on the wall behind the toilet
Fan worked
Mirror was well positioned on wall behind sink for both short and tall drivers
Light was directly above the mirror, so that male drivers could get a close shave without nicking
Water pressure from sink was good
Electrical outlets worked well
Shower water temperature could be adjusted from outside the stall without getting wet
Shower was designed to minimize splattering of water outside stall
Overall shower water pressure was better than expected; it was not as hard as Vicki expected, given that the type of showerhead was one that typically gives a “sand blaster” delivery of water.
Shower water temperature stayed pretty consistent when a toilet was flushed. It rose discernibly and very temporarily when something else happened within the facility.
Toilet flushed well.

Cons: Shower Review Loves Georgia Richmond Hill

There was no towel hook near the shower stall
Even though the fan worked, it could not overcome the huge amount of humidity in the room, a sign that there is obviously a problem with the ventilation in the room. Confirming this, the frame of the ventilation outlet in the ceiling in the middle of the room was covered with water droplets that could fall at any time. The mirror fogged up badly during a shower and condensation formed on the walls, door frame, floor and even our personal belongings!
There was a significant amount of mold/mildew in the grout between the tiles in the shower stall, most likely because of the high humidity in the room.
The toilet was not clean; there were stains in the bowl and particulate matter in the bowl and under the seat near the hinge.
Showerhead was very high and could be positioned by Vicki only when she stood on the shower “lip” on her tiptoes.
Shower water pressure was inconsistent.
Door had neither a deadbolt lock nor a door restrictor on it.