Finish Line
RVs will get dirty while on the road. But while RV parks are not keen about washing a rig on your site, waterless cleaning and detailing will keep park managers, you and your neighbors happy.
Blowing in the Wind
These lightweight covers love to billow in the wind — almost creating a new track-and-field event during installation — but using magnets will give you a leg up on the process.
Bump Stop
We all love our slideouts, but those corners can be troublesome for people who are too tall or when the room is too low to the ground. I hate to think we need to don hardhats, but I have managed to open my skull twice from crashing into slideout corners, which always win the battle
Write It Down
Unless you have a photographic mind with endless memory space, you’re going to have to write a note occasionally. Some say it’s an age thing, but heck, every smartphone and tablet has a note-taking app, so forgetting must be a universal problem.
Worry-Free Freshwater Sanitation
Water system maintenance is one of those obscure tasks that either RVers don’t know about or promise themselves to get done before the next outing — but by then it’s usually too late…
Sealing Up the Cracks
Without the proper maintenance of sealant, any breach in the roof membrane could lead to a leak — damaging the interior, sending your RV to a service center for expensive repairs or, worse yet, to the junk yard.
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