by Bob Livingston | Aug 9, 2024 | Pro Tip, RVEXPERT
Off the Shelf Photos by the author When pantry shelf supports take flight on rough roads, a permanent fit using 1 x 2-inch clear pine boards will keep foodstuffs from becoming disheveled. Large pantries enhance any RV galley — and the fact that they swallow up copious...
by Bill Gehr | Aug 2, 2024 | Pro Tip, RVEXPERT
Building a Better Trap Door Photos by the author Getting into the area above the belly pan to service components is not for the faint of heart. Installing a zippered access panel makes it unnecessary to endure the pain of removing the belly pan. If you own a trailer...
by Bob Livingston | Aug 2, 2024 | Cool Gadgets, Pro Tip, RVEXPERT
Tidy Toilets Photos by Bill Gehr Cleaning the “throne” after use requires an unsightly brush stored nearby or a wash-down spray head. Spray heads that hookup to the toilet only work when flushed — but connecting a high-quality, home-style kitchen sprayer directly to...
by Bill Gehr | Jul 26, 2024 | Pro Tip, RVEXPERT
Worry-Free Freshwater Sanitation Photos by author Rather than subscribing to the old method of using a mixture of bleach and water to neutralize bacteria and slime that contaminate the RV freshwater system, treating with Purogene, a solution that’s been around for...
by Bill Gehr | Jul 26, 2024 | Pro Tip, RVEXPERT
Zip It Shut Photos by the author Accidental cuts and tears in the underbelly material can be difficult to close. Forget duct tape; a better way to make the repair(s) is to “stitch” the cut with zip ties. Most RV owners will tell you that Priority One is to always use...
by Bob Livingston | Jul 19, 2024 | Pro Tip, RVEXPERT
Stink Bombed When the air becomes tainted with noxious odors from the gray-water holding tank(s), the culprit is usually a bad air admittance valve. Replacing this valve with a Studor Mini-Vent will keep your nose happy. Sanitation systems in any RV are great to have...
