Recreational Vehicles
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Suck It Up: The Surprising Benefits of Using Vacuum Seal Bags for Storage
If you’re looking to declutter and save space in your home, vacuum seal bags are a simple and effective solution. These bags are made of heavy-duty plastic and have a valve that allows you to remove the air, creating a tight, airtight seal. Not only do vacuum seal bags help you save space, but they also have a number of other benefits that make them worth considering for your storage needs. One of the biggest benefits of vacuum seal bags is their versatility. These bags can be used to store a wide variety of items, from blankets and pillows to sleeping bags and coats. Whether you’re trying to store out-of-season…
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Don’t Let Size Hold You Back: 5 Creative Ideas for Making a Big Impact in Your Small Space
If you’re living in a small space, you know that every square inch counts. But just because you don’t have a lot of room doesn’t mean you can’t make a big impact. With a little creativity and some smart decluttering, you can transform your cozy corner into a functional and stylish space that you’ll love. Here are five creative ideas for making a big impact in your small space: By following these tips, you can make a big impact in your small space and turn it into a functional and stylish place you’ll love. Don’t let size hold you back – with a little creativity and some smart decluttering, you…
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RVing: The different landscapes in Washington State
RVing in Washington is a wonderful way to explore the beautiful and diverse landscapes of the state. From the rugged coastlines of the Olympic Peninsula to the rolling hills of the Palouse, Washington offers a wide range of scenic destinations for RVers to enjoy. In this blog post, we will take a virtual RV trip from Long Beach to Spokane, highlighting some of the amazing landscapes you can see along the way. Long Beach: Our journey begins in the small coastal town of Long Beach, located on the Long Beach Peninsula in the southwest corner of the state. From here, we can take a scenic drive along the Peninsula, enjoying…
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Benefits of RVing in Washington versus Texas
RVing is a popular and enjoyable way to explore the beautiful natural areas of the United States. With its stunning landscapes and diverse environments, both Washington and Texas offer a wealth of opportunities for RVers to enjoy the great outdoors. In this blog post, we will compare the benefits of RVing in Washington versus Texas, including factors such as traffic, cost of living, environment and scenery, as well as state rules for Recreational Vehicles. We will also provide tips for getting the most out of your budget while travelling in either state. Traffic: One factor to consider when deciding where to go RVing is the level of traffic in the…
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How to keep mold out of your RV Camper
Mold! O My! A conversation we once had: Let’s go camping! Pack the bags! Get the food! Fill up the tank for gas! LET’S GO! “Oh sweetheart, there’s a little question I need to ask you. What is that strange looking gross mold doing on this wall?” says Mr. Freedom. “No! It’s got to be dirt. Well, I now remember I left the ceiling vent open just a little and now look at the wall. It’s got mold on it.” I reply. “Can you get the mold off?” “All depends on how much mold to clean to be honest. Usually if it has mold you have to repair the whole…
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Laundry on the Go!
How to do laundry when travelling. Laundry is one of those chores that seems endless. Pick a day and let that be the laundry day and even maybe a day to freshen the RV, camper, or even vehicle. Let’s go straight to the list of ideas so you can get this to do chore checked off the list. Tip: Have at least fourteen days’ worth of socks and under wear to goal set to wash cloths within two weeks. Laundromats are simple and can even wash your Big Fleece blanket or Coleman sleeping bags in the big commercial washers. Have plenty of quarters ready. Maybe put quarters in one of…
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The Importance of a checklist!
Things Go Wrong! In life, when things go wrong, they can spiral into a disaster. Recently while towing our 24ft Travel Trailer, we had an oops; the entire hitch on one side of the chassis came loose from the camper. The Travel Trailer quickly lost the connection to the truck and dropped down to the road, seeing this in the rear view mirror I quickly dropped our speed and maintained control of the vehicle with 2 hands firmly on the steering wheel. Not knowing what to expect, I put on the flashers and exited the vehicle. Checking the hitch ball it was still firmly attached to the tow bar, which…
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