Oh man, I know that panic when your RV refuses to start and you don’t even see the dash lights come on! Basically, your rig lacks enough electrical power to activate things. Why the power loss? In most cases either the battery charge has drained too low, a fuse blew cutting off juice, or the…
Slide-outs transform an ordinary RV into a spacious haven with just the push of a button. Extending magically for extra living space at the campsite and retracting easily for travel, they’re a game-changer. Yet, ensuring they’re securely locked during transit is crucial to prevent mishaps on the road. This guide breaks down using slide-out locks,…
One of the best perks of RVing is enjoying a hot shower anytime, anywhere your travels take you. However, shower drains can eventually get clogged with hair, soap scum, and other debris. When simple drain cleaning methods fail to fix poor drainage, removing the entire drain assembly for inspection and maintenance becomes necessary. The specific…
Black streaks on RVs can be an eyesore that detracts from your pride and joy. The streaks come from various sources – dirt accumulation, water leaks, mold, mildew stains, or tire marks. Getting rid of them requires a bit of work, but is doable with the right techniques and tools. The good news is that…
As an avid RV enthusiast, I love being able to access television programming and news channels from the comfort of my motorhome, no matter how remote my campsite is. Nothing beats winding down in front of my TV with a cold drink after a long day of outdoor adventures. However, unreliable reception and fuzzy picture…
Bone-chilling nights. Icy winds howling outside. Frost-coated windows in the morning. For RV adventurers, winter brings unique challenges compared to fairer seasons. Your cozy motorhome or trailer, perfectly comfortable in summer, becomes vulnerable to Old Man Winter’s freezing wrath. But with proper preparation, you can weather even the coldest snaps in comfort. The key to…
As an RVer, few things are more frustrating than waking up after a heavy snowfall to find your rig buried under piles of accumulated snow. While a picturesque snow-capped RV may look Instagram-worthy, all that extra weight and moisture can mean serious trouble. From collapsed roofs to major leaks, ignoring snow buildup on your recreational…
If you’re an avid RVer, you’ll know firsthand how frustrating it can be to discover ants, mice, or other unwelcome critters inhabiting your recreational vehicle. While it’s common to feel embarrassed or judged, the truth is pest problems have nothing to do with cleanliness. RVs simply offer tempting shelter, warmth, and potential food sources. The…
As a semi-retired couple that has been RVing across North America for over 20 years in our cherished Georgetown Legacy motorhome, we have logged hundreds of thousands of carefree miles exploring scenic backroads and off-the-beaten trail destinations. But Georgetown motorhomes, like any recreational vehicle subjected to harsh weather and frequent long-distance transports, face potential structural…
RVs provide a convenient way to travel while enjoying the comforts of home. However, they also require regular maintenance such as emptying the wastewater tanks. As an RVer, learning how to properly empty the gray tank that collects water from sinks and showers is an essential skill. Failure to do so can lead to nasty…