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Not So Trivial Trivets

Not So Trivial Trivets

Not So Trivial Trivets Photos by author Hot pots and pans don’t belong on countertops or tables. Most cooks rely on some type of trivet, whether silicone, heat-resistant material or even potholders. Making your own out of a common floor/wall tile adds a touch of class...
Baby, It’s Toasty in Here

Baby, It’s Toasty in Here

Baby, It’s Toasty in Here Photos by author Sleeping comfortably in an RV is a “must” for just about everyone — but regulating body temperature in cold weather may require running the furnace, fireplace or even auxiliary heat. A more efficient alternative is to sleep...
Wipe Your Feet

Wipe Your Feet

Wipe Your Feet Photos by author Wet weather makes it easy to track water and dirt from paws and people into the RV. Microfiber towels are great for drying your dog and even work as a temporary inside door mat. Traveling with dogs in wet weather — especially where the...
Cap It Off

Cap It Off

Cap It Off Photos by author and Bill Gehr Removing and losing valve caps is a common ritual among RV owners. If you have internal tire pressure monitoring system sensors or simply don’t run one of these devices, Gator Caps really come in handy. Checking tire pressure...
The Thrill of Truckin’ & Towin’

The Thrill of Truckin’ & Towin’

The Thrill of Truckin’ & Towin’ Photos by author and Bill Gehr View this article in our premium digital issue Owning a tow vehicle doesn’t have to be boring. Pickup truck and SUV owners are addicted to accessories and modifications that add personal...