Thanks to batteries RVs are useable and even comfortable for days without the need for hookups. As long as you have charged RV batteries and water in the fresh tank you can flush the toilet, take a shower, use your…
If you’re thinking about painting your vinyl-covered RV walls, but are concerned about getting paint to adhere to them – you’re not alone. Both vinyl and wood veneer walls are trickier to paint than standard wallboard, due to their slippery nature. They’re great for…
Ever since I posted the video tour of our RV on Youtube, I get regular question about our RV Water Filtration setup. I finally made a video that shows our Water Filter Setup. In the video I discuss RV Water…
Hi Everyone, and welcome to my review of the CLEARSOURCE Premium RV Water Filter System. The Clearsource water filtration system is marketed as a premium solution for RVers, but does it live up to the hype? I used the system for a month and share my experience below.
I love taking day trips. Whether it’s a hike on an inspiring trail, exploring a new city, discovering tasty food or beer, or going to a local festival or event, I’m in, excited, and ready to go! As a full-time…
We took a real vacation for the first time in 5 years and spent a week in Maui, Hawaii! Yes, even full-time RVers need a vacation from their travel life every now and again. 🙂 Why Maui? Our good friends…
Of all the places we’ve traveled Florida has the most abundant and eclectic collection of easily-viewable birds and animals in the United States, and you can view these creatures at any of 510 parks and preserves along the Great Florida…
One of the challenging parts of living on the road is finding employment and income. If you already work from home or if you’ve been freelancing then you’re golden. But if you’re used to working for an employer then you…
One of the questions we get asked the most is: “What’s the best thing you’ve ever done or added to your RV?” After a few seconds of thought (we’ve added a lot) I always answer “Adding an Oxygenics Showerhead for…
RV Parks and campgrounds come with a wide variety of different surfaces: pavement, gravel, dirt, sand, pine needles, leaves, roots, etc.. are all pretty common. We prefer gravel, but most sites have a combination of the listed surfaces and are…