Just a heads-up: We receive commission from purchases made through links in this post, so if you decided to make a purchase, it will help us keep the site growing. We appreciate all of our readers, regardless. If we get condensation in our RV, we can usually spot it pretty quickly in places like windows … Read more
Too often I rely on my husband to troubleshoot problems with the RV. This seems to be the norm among traveling partners we meet. Although it is quite fortunate to have someone on board that knows the RV functions, it is even more important for the other to be in the know, especially in emergency … Read more
When you make any changes to your propane system, whether it is hooking up an external hose or even a new tank, it’s always good to check for leaks. Fortunately, you don’t usually need expensive products or gadgets to do that. In this episode of Keep the Tip, I show you how this can be achieved. … Read more
Many RV’s have deep cycle wet cell batteries as their house batteries. This style of battery is designed to be drained and charged constantly. We use two 6V golf cart batteries wired together to make 12V. These batteries are not without their maintenance needs. On top of keeping them clean, which a spray on battery … Read more
Cleaning your RV tanks doesn’t have to be an overwhelming task. In this episode of Keep the Tip, Levi breaks down the process by first identifying your RV tanks and then guiding you through the specific cleaning regimens for each. For more RV living tips and … Read more
Too often I rely on my husband to troubleshoot problems with the RV. This seems to be the norm among traveling partners we meet. Although it is quite fortunate to have someone on board that knows the RV functions, it is even more important for the other to be in the know, especially in emergency … Read more
Levi never liked the carpet in the chassis portion of our 2011 Itasca Sunstar Motorhome. In fact, he admits, he told me that the carpet would be the first thing he would rip out after purchasing the rig. Fast forward almost two years and the carpet is still there…or rather was. Our first major home … Read more
There are a number ways RVers can prepare for a safe journey on the open road. One such safety measure involves securing your lug nuts with the right torque (or tightness) based on the manufacturer’s specifications. This is a simple process that only really requires three tools: a torque wrench a socket to fit your … Read more
Just a heads-up: We do not represent any company advertised in this article, but we do receive commission from purchases made through links in this post, so if you made a purchase, it will help us keep the site growing. We appreciate all of our readers, regardless. Thanks for stopping by our little corner of … Read more
Staying connected while RVing can be challenging. Here are a few ideas we use to stay connected.
