The toilet is essential to an RV because you can use it when camping or on a long road trip. Conserving water saves fresh water and trips to empty your black water tank. How much water does an RV toilet use per flush? Your RV toilet uses between 2 to 4 liters (1/2 to 1…
An RV toilet seal is an essential component of an RV. The seal keeps the black water tank odor out of your rig. RV toilets use two toilet seals (rubber, foam, or wax) that block odors from rising and keep water where it belongs. Whether you have a standard gravity-fed RV toilet, RV cassette toilet,…
Your RV toilet can malfunction like any other toilet. In this post, you’ll learn how to turn off the water to an RV toilet. Let’s dig into how to turn off RV toilet water so you can fix the problem and get back to camp life. There are 2 ways to turn off the water…
Even if you’re a beginner camper, you probably already know some general safety tips. Like you make sure that the fire is out before you head to bed. And storing food properly to keep bears away. But are propane heaters safe in a tent? It can be safe to use a propane heater in your…
Bushcraft and bushcraft camping is gaining popularity. It is similar to camping but still distinct. Here’s your beginner’s guide to bushcraft camping. You’ll learn about the basics, including the tools and skills required to get started. What is Bushcraft? Bushcraft is the craft of living in the bush. Bush refers to the remote and wild country,…
Have you ever tried removing Flex Seal and found yourself making more of a mess? You’re not alone. Flex Seal is notorious for being difficult to remove, especially when it’s already on your hands. But don’t worry, we’re here to help. Here’s how to remove Flex Seal from almost any surface, including hands, carpets, furniture, and…
Flex Seal is a popular rubberized sealant that dries quickly and creates a watertight barrier. It’s easy to use, and can be used on homes, boats, cars, and even RVs. Before you begin, you’re probably wondering how long does Flex Seal last. When applied correctly (according to instructions) Flex Seal will last for three years,…
While falling might seem like the biggest risk in the Grand Canyon, don’t overlook other risks. For example, dying from heat and dehydration is more common than falling deaths. And the wildlife poses risks to visitors. The most dangerous animal in the Grand Canyon is the rock squirrel. They cause more injuries than any other…
Whether you’re a stationary RVer or prefer the open road, a functioning refrigerator is one of the most crucial parts of RV life. And while they are pretty resilient, some things can go wrong. Most RV fridges switch from electric to propane, but sometimes they won’t work on electric. If your refrigerator not working on…
As an RVer, one of the most important things to remember is how to flush and clean your black water tank properly. Let’s face it; no one wants to deal with a nasty clog or spillage. This guide will help you to avoid such disasters. To flush your RV black water tank, you’ll begin by draining…