RVing Know How

Mar 27, 2024 | rvingknowhow.com | Aaron Richardson

Do you want to place a TV in your RV without using studs? There are several alternative mounting solutions you can consider. Whether you like the ease of heavy-duty Velcro or the dependability of a ceiling mount firmly connected to a solid surface, we’ll cover it all. As someone who spends a great deal of time in my EV, I realize how frustrating it may be to put a TV in an RV without studs.

Mar 27, 2024 | rvingknowhow.com | Aaron Richardson

Are you looking to get rid of ants in your RV? I’ve been there and know why protecting your RV from unwanted guests is essential. Depending on where they establish their nests, they can cause damage to structures, property, equipment, and appliances. Some people can even be allergic to ant stings and, in severe circumstances, may have anaphylactic shock.

Mar 27, 2024 | rvingknowhow.com | Aaron Richardson

With the United States producing an average of 4.9 pounds of trash per person daily, finding the right trash can for your RV becomes crucial. Explore a range of options, including collapsible cans, hanging bags, and under-sink solutions, to suit your RV’s size and space requirements. By effectively managing your waste, you can minimize the impact on the environment and oceans, making your camping trips enjoyable and eco-friendly.

Mar 27, 2024 | rvingknowhow.com | Aaron Richardson

If your RV’s water smells like rotten eggs, the most common cause is hydrogen sulfide in the water. If the water is left in the tank for too long or bacteria increase, it’s critical to flush the system with fresh water and sanitize the tank. Regularly cleansing the water system, using a water filter, and keeping the tank clean can all assist in preventing this unpleasant odor. I’ve discovered efficient techniques to reduce odors and preserve clean, fresh water in your RV.

Mar 27, 2024 | rvingknowhow.com | Aaron Richardson

The electric slide-out, powered by an electric motor, is the most common because you can quickly expand or retract the slide-out with the touch of a button. Another standard style is the hydraulic slide-out, which moves the slide-out in and out using hydraulic cylinders. Having spent countless hours researching and exploring the world of RV slide-out mechanisms for my own Allegro Breeze 33BR, I assure you that making an informed decision will enhance your overall RVing experience.