Sliding Door between Amtrak Bedrooms

[kendoggbyrd]

In prior posts, I've been informed that the sliding door between the Superliner (and/or) Viewliner bedrooms often rattle and to carry something with me to wedge the doors tight to stop the rattle.

Has anyone any suggestions? A towel? A bungie cord?

What have you used?

 

[printman2000]

I have simply used a tag from the bathroom before.

 

[Rail Freak]

I've used a wash cloth.

 

[OBS]

Get a carryout box from lounge car and fold to desired thickness and wedge in between...

 

[Triley]

Get a carryout box from lounge car and fold to desired thickness and wedge in between...

Carryouts really are the miracle cure onboard. lol I've gotten weird looks from crew standing on the seats with a carryout to wedge in between the lights and the overheard bin on 67/66. On that train with no one in the car and nothing going on, the littlest of things will drive you crazy!

 

[Thirdrail7]

I hear unaccompanied minors are useful in these situations.

 

[Ryan]

 

[Lonestar648]

I carry some cardboard, small roll duct tape, etc in a small bag to handle what ever I might find.

 

[Towel]

Use a towel

or some useless Amtrak employee

 

[me_little_me]

I hear unaccompanied minors are useful in these situations.

Sometimes accompanied minors work well also.