Winter camping means one thing: more time spent around the campfire, as the weather is colder and daylight is in short supply. One way to enjoy your time spent around the campfire with friends is indulging in delicious food. Awhile back I shared how to cook breakfast on a stick. In this installment, we will […]
Why You Need A Good Cast Iron Skillet
Many serious cooks find a good cast iron pan a kitchen staple. It can be used to perfectly brown potatoes, cook cinnamon rolls, or even roast a whole chicken. Cast iron pans can be used on the stove top, in the oven, or over a campfire. Cast iron has a high volumetric heat capacity, which […]
How To Make An Essential Oil Diffuser For Your RV
Most people have the ability to associate certain smells with different emotions and state-of-mind in their life. A favorite childhood recipe cooking may evoke feelings of security and calm, a harsh smell can create headaches, and earthy scents may trigger thoughts of spring or fall. Smells affect us depending on our previous experiences with them. […]
A Simple Hack For Your RV’s Check Valve
Throughout the years I have shared temporary fixes for an inoperable water heater and furnace, suggested back up plans when things don’t work, and what to pack in your electrical bag to keep your 12-volt system up and operating when something goes awry. Here’s another tip to remember. Just recently the check valve on my […]
Spray Away Those Noisy RV Slide Out & Window Squeaks
Try these two easy, safe ways to eliminate noisy RV slide out and window squeaks with 3-in-One RV maintenance products.
Audio System Review: Here’s What We Thought Of Our New Magnadyne M9970
When we bought our new motorhome in 2003, it was supplied with what we thought was a great audio system. The Magnadyne M9900 AM/FM/CD/Cassette player was output to DHS Amplifier and featured a Sony 10-disc CD changer. Although the radio performed well, the grey and black LCD display on the M9900 was a major problem. […]
Green RVing Is Easy With DIY RV Cleaners
Save money and the planet by making your own homemade DIY RV cleaners using common household ingredients like essential oil and baby shampoo.
Low Voltage In Your RV? Don’t Let This Happen To You
Some RVers have learned the hard way when do-it-yourself electricians “plumb in” new RV electrical hookups at a campground. What happens sometimes is the campground will wire in 220 volts, when it should only be 120 volts, which results in high-voltage problems such as smoked wiring and burnt-out electronics. On the other hand, low voltage […]
RV Bathtub Replacement In 13 Fast, Easy Steps
Is your RV tub cracked or grungy? Anyone can tackle a RV bathtub replacement project by following these 13 easy and illustrated steps with video.
5 Critical RV Repair Tips For Happy Travels
Whether you drive a luxury coach or tow a travel trailer, your rig won’t last long unless you follow these critical RV repair tips from RV Life experts.
The Ins And Outs Of RV Delamination Disasters
If your RV’s exterior walls start to look wavy or bubbly, the problem could be RV delamination. Here’s what to do if it happens to you.