8 Top Must-Have RV Kitchen Appliances and Gadgets
These must-have RV kitchen appliances and gadgets make the most of tiny spaces by blending good design and technology for maximum fun.
These must-have RV kitchen appliances and gadgets make the most of tiny spaces by blending good design and technology for maximum fun.
Learn how to flush and clean RV black tanks and you’ll never be afraid of clogged sewer valves or dump station disasters.
When considering buying a Class A RV, there are many factors to consider. For starters, the length of your vehicle will play a very important role. So exactly how long is a Class A RV? These models can come in sizes as short as 22 feet and as long as 50 feet. What is a … Read more
When deciding to take a look at my rubber roof on my camper to see if any repairs were needed, I wondered why rubber roofs are becoming more common on campers and RVs. It turns out there are several reasons. Rubber roofs are cheaper to maintain or repair, have low weight, are less slippery, and … Read more
When you buy an RV, a complete list of camper tools should come along with it. RV campers need routine maintenance and occasionally some repairs. You never know what the road will bring so be prepared. Having the right tools with you for simple repairs leads to better RV trips. There are also some tools to keep … Read more
When it comes to fixtures, the first thing that probably springs to mind is light fixtures, right? That’s fair, but fixtures encompass so much more than lights. Almost anything that sits in one spot in your camper trailer is considered a fixture. That means your fridge, freezer, cabinets, sinks, showers, and yes, even your toilet … Read more
If you can’t decide between RV solar panels versus generators for off-grid camping, these pros and cons can help you choose the best power.
So, you’ve found the RV of your dreams after many months, or even years, of researching, shopping, and visiting RV shows and dealers. Congratulations! It’s such a feeling of elation when you’ve picked out “the one.” Now onto the nitty gritty of storing your RV and purchasing those extras needed to keep her up and … Read more
If you remember from my recent post about preventing premature battery death, a lot of the information out there on the great wide web is catered towards RVs, not trailers. That can be kind of a bummer, because these are two different vehicles with often different needs. For instance, a motorhome or RV will often … Read more
Sometimes things on the camper just break. The awning is no exception. If the awning breaks, is it safe to drive the RV or tow the camper home? No, don’t drive home with a broken retractable awning. The retractable awnings on campers and RVs are held to the side of the vehicle using spring pressure … Read more