Keeping spices fresh and free-flowing in a camper can be challenging due to the confined space and varying environmental conditions. Moisture is the primary culprit behind clumpy spices, which can significantly impact the flavor and usability of your seasonings. This article will explore techniques to prevent spice clumping, from basic storage solutions to advanced moisture…
Redoing a camper roof is a crucial maintenance task that can extend the life of your recreational vehicle and protect it from water damage. Whether you’re dealing with a worn-out rubber membrane, cracked fiberglass, or corroded aluminum, this comprehensive article will guide you through the process of restoring your camper’s roof to its former glory….
Installing a metal roof on your camper is a transformative project that can significantly enhance its durability, energy efficiency, and overall appearance. This comprehensive article will walk you through the process, from preparation to final touches, ensuring you have all the information needed to tackle this rewarding DIY project. A metal roof not only provides…
Lifting heavy camper trailer lids and beds can be a strenuous task. Fortunately, gas struts offer a practical solution to this challenge. These self-contained lifting mechanisms utilize compressed gas, typically nitrogen, to assist in effortlessly opening and closing the trailer. The core functionality of a gas strut is based on the principle of gas pressure….
Campgrounds and RV parks are filled with a funny reminder: “Thou Shalt Not Poop in the Camper.” While lighthearted, this sign holds a crucial truth. RV toilets, whether cassette-style with removable tanks or holding tank models, have limited capacity. This means proper waste management is essential to avoid unpleasant surprises. “Thou Shalt Not Poop in…
You’ve stocked up the camper with all your favorite foods and drinks, dreaming of those relaxing al fresco meals on your upcoming trip. But then reality hits – you can’t just load up the fridge and expect everything to stay fresh right away. Proper cooling is crucial for food safety and preventing that disappointing warm…
One downside is that RVs can be susceptible to pest infestations, especially mice. Some days ago, when I entered my RV, a too-familiar musky, urine-like odor ruined my mood. Yes, it was the smell of a mouse! So, if you have a similar problem, then I understand your frustration. But don’t worry, as I successfully…
Traveling across the country in an RV or camper can be an amazing experience, full of adventure and new discoveries. However, one major concern for RV owners is the damage that can occur from severe weather events, especially hail storms. As an RV expert who has experienced my fair share of hail damage, I’m often…
Recreational vehicles, or RVs, allow travelers to explore the open road while enjoying the comforts of home. An RV blog chronicles experiences traveling cross-country in these motorhomes. As the RV lifestyle grows in popularity, YouTube has become a hub for RV bloggers to find community and share advice. In recent years, more people are ditching…
Registering and titling an untitled camper comes with some key challenges. Many RVers find themselves stuck with a camper they can’t legally use. Thankfully, with some persistence and know-how, you can register and title a used pop-up without the previous owner’s title. The process requires compiling evidence of ownership, contacting the right agencies, and possibly…