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Now, do I really need to tell you about the importance of having properly working warning alarms in your RV? I shouldn’t have to, but as RV Nana, you know I’m going to. This is serious business and items…
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With the seeming hyperspeed of technological progress these day, our smart phone and tablets can be sources of essential information, excellent education and hours of entertainment. I absolutely love my iPad and use it daily for communication, writing some of…
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As Spring sets upon us, and with Summer not too far away, the need for a little more protection from rains and creepy crawlies is increasing with every RV trip. Being outside is a huge part of RVing for us,…
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Of the myriad of great and wonderful things that RVing brings to my life, pointing and setting the reception of our Wineguard Carryout Anser antenna isn’t necessarily one of them. It isn’t that it’s terribly difficult to use, on the…
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I was thinking the other day about the importance of our trailer hitch. I mean, really thinking about the basics of the operation; about how the physics has to be right and the construction has to be rugged and reliable….
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As an RVer, or even a homeowner for that matter, I know you have a pet peeve about something related to your RV or house. Mine is a kinked water hose! Ahhhhhh!!! I can’t stand it when the hose kinks!…
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One of the dirtier jobs of owning an RV is taking care of your black and grey water tanks. Don’t you just love that dump station odor? Wouldn’t it be nice if you never had to visit a dump station…
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Overused and overneglected…what is the condition of the extension cord that you use while RVing? No doubt you have one, maybe two or more. Are they properly stowed, or has it become a rat’s nest of perpetually twisted knots that…
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There’s no reason to tip toe around this subject. Nature is just that, she calls when she wants and there is pretty much nothing you can do about it, but heed that call. While camping can be fun, at times,…
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Nobody likes having a stuffy RV. You know what I’m talking about, that stale air you smell when you haven’t used your rig in a while? Or, maybe you use your rig all of the time and you just can’t…
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