Airing it Out
Even when my RV is closed up for storage, I want to let air flow through without restriction – this ...
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Aye, Matey
The manufacturer of my travel trailer used a "universal" power-cord hatch, which was not ideal. It r...
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Frosty Panes
I had to do a little problem solving in the decorating department in our 1984 Pinnacle 27-foot motor...
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Latch It Up
As full-timers, we travel a lot of nasty roads. When the cabinet doors in our galley popped open and...
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No More Mice
Mice in RVs are no small problem. I think the easiest rodent entry is the electrical cord through th...
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All Locked Up
The five original equipment storage compartment locks on my trailer were very poor quality plastic d...
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Blind Frustration
One of the little annoying problems in RVing today is having to regularly replace the small plastic ...
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Catchy Hatches
The outside storage hatches on my trailer are equipped with only a key latch, which when left unlock...
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Double Door Trouble
(1)We live in a large fifth-wheel, and we love to travel on the rural scenic byways. Sometimes the c...
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Drawer Slick Trick
We’ve found a nice solution to those pesky, sticky wood drawers that don’t want to open. We took som...
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Grab This
I had bought a trailer, but never felt quite safe stepping out the door onto the metal step. I was a...
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Heads Up!
I had a wide microwave compartment door in my new fifth-wheel trailer, which when open was impossibl...
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Little Hands/Big Problems
We camp at many different campgrounds and, due to various circumstances, we often put the awning sup...
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Little Lock
My fifth-wheel trailer is equipped with a Norcold refrigerator that relies on a magnetic gasket to k...
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Miffed Mouse
An RV with its power-supply cord dangling to the ground from the open slot in the utility-access doo...
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More Mousy Madness
Here’s another method we’ve found useful for keeping little rodents out of your coach. After being ...
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Rain Cap
Although the shore-power cord storage-compartment door of most RVs has a small sliding panel to prot...
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Snappy Approach
You can make your own insulated vent covers from 2-inch-thick foam rubber purchased from a fabric sh...
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The Open-Air Look
We enjoy camping, and like to have the windows and doors of our RV wide open, so we can appreciate t...
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Warm and Cozy
Don’t let the winter chill come through you RV windows. A shrink storm-window film may be the ine...
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