If you’re trying to stay warm in your RV, chances are that you will be going south for winter. But south means different things to different people. Some people prefer the Southeast for a winter destination while many like the Southwest. Others are set on Texas for winter. Read More »RV Winter Destinations that Feel Like Summer All Year Long
Some newer RVs are equipped with a convection/microwave oven that uses electricity. However, the majority of motorhome owners still have the standard propane powered RV oven which many people treat like a toy or storage space. Sure, there are differences between an RV oven and an oven you’d find in a traditional house or apartment, but these things do actually work!Read More »5 Tips for Cooking Amazing Holiday Meals in an RV Oven
All recreational vehicles need to be winterized so they’re protected against rust and damage during winter. Properly winterizing your jet ski will ensure that they have a longer and better life. Many people choose to take their watercraft to a maintenance shop to winterize their jet skis. Others prefer to save money by doing the work themselves. A jet ski is not difficult to winterize, but it is important to begin the process as soon as possible, ideally after your last ride of the year. This could be either the end of summer or fall, depending on where you live.Read More »Winterize Your Jet Ski for Optimal Performance Come Spring
When people start thinking about RV winter storage or they hear the word “winterizing,” they immediately think about preparing their RV water system for cold weather. While that is a very important step in getting your RV ready for winter, there are some items that should be on your pre-storage checklist. Take care of the whole package. That includes your RV interior, chassis and exterior. Yes, that means the tires, too!Read More »Winter Storage Checklist: Don’t Miss These Important Steps
There are many reasons why people buy used RVs instead of new ones. For one thing, they are usually far less expensive and are perfect for DIY folks who want to renovate and customize their vehicle to their exact liking. Let’s face it, people feel guilty completely gutting something that still has that new car smell. Read More »New Versus Old RV Floorplans: What’s the Difference?
