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Can You Hear Me Now?

Can You Hear Me Now?

Can You Hear Me Now? Photos by Lorie Swaffer Talking on the phone while driving is illegal in most places. Fortunately, most new vehicles have Bluetooth connectivity built into entertainment/media systems — but for those without such a convenience, there’s a tiny...
Good as New

Good as New

Good as New Photos by the author Attempting to restore the original color and luster of plastic and vinyl parts used on most vehicles these days can lead to disappointing results. The Car Guys Plastic Restorer will make a believer out of you. I take a lot of pride in...
Got Gas?

Got Gas?

Got Gas? Photos by the author Keeping tabs on LP-gas levels in cylinders found on almost all towables is made simple with the Truma LevelCheck — and it’s backed by German engineering and quality control. Propane is a vital source of energy for just about all travel...
Rake it Up

Rake it Up

Rake it Up Photos by the author Cleaning up dirt, leaves and gravel with a standard broom can be an exercise in futility. A folding rake with an adjustable handle (pole) and sturdy tines is the way to go — and it doesn’t take up much storage space. While nicer parks...
Charging Ahead

Charging Ahead

Charging Ahead Photos by the author Relying on multiple electronic devices is just part of life these days — but dealing with all those charging modules and cables can be frustrating, especially when only a few 120-volt AC receptacles are located inside the RV. Adding...
No More Mellow Yellow

No More Mellow Yellow

No More Mellow Yellow Photos by the author Restoring the original finish on a screen door slider panel using common spray paint brings back a fresh look and saves a little money. Sometimes simple repairs — even really simple repairs — reap big rewards. As an example,...