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Don’t Bug Me

Don’t Bug Me

Don’t Bug Me Photos by the author Cleaning insect splatter from the front of a motorhome, trailer and/or tow vehicle seems like a never-ending battle when traveling in buggy areas. Having the right products to remove these eyesores — and the potential for paint damage...
On the Skids

On the Skids

On the Skids Photos by the author Living with slideouts that stick and grind when moving in and out is no fun. Installing Duo Form RV Slide Out Skis smooths out the operation — and curtails any damage. Slideout rooms have evolved tremendously since their inception...
A Sanitary Seal

A Sanitary Seal

A Sanitary Seal Replacing and maintaining the valve seal in a Dometic 310 or 320 RV toilet assures that noxious odors will stay in the holding tank. The process is simple, but you have to get over the “icky” factor. Maintaining an RV toilet is not the most desirable...
Fringe Element

Fringe Element

Fringe Element Photos by the author When the binding on the woven vinyl flooring in this fifth wheel began unraveling and looking ugly, it was time to find a solution. Installing a PVC transition strip not only hid the wear and tear, but it also added to the...
Space Constraints

Space Constraints

Space Constraints Photos by the author The gaps between an RV refrigerator and cabinet walls can be aggravating — the space is too small and narrow for normal cleaning methods and even vacuum-cleaner tools. Common foam pipe insulation made for a simple fix. It’s no...
Miracle Worker

Miracle Worker

Miracle Worker Photos by author Okay, maybe that’s an exaggerated title, but Superzilla is a cleaner, lubricant and penetrating oil all wrapped up in a single dispenser that seems too good to be true — until you try it. If you’re an RV owner, you likely have an...