As an RVer we’re constantly looking for ways to do things easier. I prefer to store the bird seed that I keep onboard for our bird feeders in resealable plastic jugs rather than in the original bags. It helps keep the contents from finding its way out of the bag, which makes a mess and attracts unwanted guests (rodents) inside the rig. It also makes filling the bird feeders easier, pouring from a bottle rather than the bag.
First off remember this rule: WATER ALWAYS SEEKS THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE.
This topic has been raised by many an RVer, when they discover water dripping from the ceiling of their slide out. The source of the leak is from one of two places … rain or water condensation being discharged from the roof top air conditioner.
If you drive a motorhome, today’s article is one you’ll want to bookmark. We’re going UNDER the bus. Yes, you’ll get your clothes dirty, but it might just save you thousands of dollars in repair bills. So grab your flashlight and put on some old clothes and let’s take a look at one motorhome service and maintenance chore you can do yourself.
My interest in aviation and plane spotting is probably traceable in my DNA. I’m one of those who when they hear an airplane scan the sky to spot it. I can stand outside an airport watching and snapping images of airplanes as they come and go for hours on end. Sit watching the sky for two aircraft high up whose paths might cross each others trying to capture an image of the two as they do. Or the most challenging, capture one passing in front of the moon.
I like to have an easy RV breakfast on moving day, and one way I do that is with gluten-free microwave mug muffins that can be ready start-to-finish in less than five minutes. To be honest, these aren’t just moving day fare. Tasty, filling, nutritious, AND easy? Who am I kidding … they’re on the menu several times each week.
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