RV Tip of the Day

Black streaks down the sides of your rig are caused by run-off from the dirt, bird droppings, fallen leaves and other stuff that decays and is washed off the roof of your RV during light rains and heavy dew. Regular…

RVs with rubber roofs may get white streaks caused by the natural oxidation of the rubber roofing material. You can minimize white streaks by washing the roof twice a year. Keep in mind when you are washing a rubber roof…

A big part of what makes an RV self-contained is its battery. Some RVers say one 12 volt battery will last them about 48 hours if they don’t run the furnace, carefully use the lights and water pump and otherwise…

The fresh water hose connection on our previous 5th wheel was inside a small compartment. Trying to thread the hose coupling and tighten it enough to get a leak free connection was a hassle. A quick connect adaptor was the…

Every RV needs at least one fresh water hose but I think you should have more. Here’s why. For many fresh water hookups in parks and campgrounds you will need less than 10 feet of hose to reach the water…

The first is a direct connection to a potable water supply. An example is when you are at a campsite with hookups. You simply attach your water hose to the spigot at your campsite, and connect the other end to…