Winter driving means that sometimes windows will fog up, making it extremely difficult to see the road. Here’s how to stop car windows from fogging up in winter. These ten methods range from free techniques to some low-cost products. By the end of the post, you’ll have stopped your window from fogging up. One of…
Having cold water served up in an RV shower is never a good time for anyone. That’s what your RV water heater is for. But should you turn it off or leave it on all day? And does a water heater in an RV normally run as one would in a home? It’s safe to…
Hitting the road with a full fridge? Here’s how to keep your RV fridge cold while driving. You’ll learn how to keep your food cold, even if you don’t run the fridge while traveling. Because spoiled food isn’t anyone’s idea of a good time. Keeping your food cold can be as easy as moving some…
If you don’t have an electricity hookup for your camper, there are still several different ways you can effectively heat the space. This can be useful if you’re out in the backcountry and don’t have access to a campground with utilities or a generator. Below are some of the ways that you can heat your…
If you’re thinking of getting an RV and hitting the road, you may be wondering if you can keep the creature comforts of your home while you’re in your RV. Many people wonder about keeping their food fresh and cool while they’re on the road. It seems complicated, though, because how, exactly, does an RV…
When you’re camping, one of the last things you’ll want to run out of is freshwater. You’ll need it for drinking, cooking, and bathing. If you’re camping in an RV, you’ll also have a freshwater tank on board. But what do you do if you need to refill them? Whether you’re camping in a tent…
To quickly and inexpensively change your RV appearance, a vinyl wrap is the way to go. Here is what it costs to wrap an RV: all sizes and classes compared. “RV wrap pricing can run anywhere from about $1,000 to $10,000 or even more.” (Source) The cost of wrapping RVs depends on the type of…
Roughing the winter in your camper doesn’t have to be rough. You’re only a few steps away from enjoying winter in your camper—rather than enduring it. To winterize your camper for full-time winter living, you can make a few essential preparations. Make sure you keep the wet bay above freezing. Insulating exterior pipes and vents…
Putting antifreeze in your RV as part of the winterization process is sad for two reasons. First, your summer of fun is coming to an end. And second, because it can be expensive to pay someone else to do. It’s an easy process that RV owners can do without taking the vehicle to a shop….
Perhaps you’ve seen advertisements for RV covers, and you’re wondering if they’re indispensable, especially during the winter. Do you need to use a cover? And if so, what are some good, dependable covers on the market? You should cover your RV in the winter if you don’t have a garage large enough to store it…