Likely you have read the two previously posts already and know we full time RV in a 20+ year old coach that was previously owned by my father. When he first purchased the coach he decided that they liked to have the outer door open to look out of it like a window, but all … Continue reading RV Screen Door Repair (plexiglass and screen combo)
As you may know we full time in a 20+ year old Bounder RV and door hinges seem to be an issue with this model. Apparently the manufacturer door hinges were made of aluminum, and after time the aluminum “rolls” causing the door to be misaligned and thus causing issues with opening the door (dragging … Continue reading Troubles with RV door hinges
If you are in to crafting, this is a simple project that works great in the smelly RV toilet area. No matter how much cleaning and septic smelly good chemicals you use… there is always that stinky septic tank smell that wafts up… especially on hot summer days! ugh! Nasty! What to do besides hold … Continue reading How To Combat Stinky RV Toilet/Septic Smells
If you have never been swarmed with the Asian Lady Beetles then consider yourself lucky! Those little buggers may look like cute lady bugs but they are a menace! They are a orange/brown color not like the red lady bug. They also bite! Their sting is rather painful and similar to a sweat bee. Enough … Continue reading How To Keep Those Asian Lady Beetles From Invading the Home and RV
One of the things we did first was to remove the RV dinette set and replace it with this small desk and chair set and a matching storage unit that also serves as a coffee table beside the couch. If you are a crafter or work while traveling this little modification has been a really … Continue reading Follow Up On The RV Window Tinting Project
I have to give my dad credit for this little invention, as this was all his idea. This little table has been in use for 20+ years now and holding strong! It’s very easy to make and relatively inexpensive too! I do have to be careful not to put a super long table cloth on … Continue reading RV Steering Wheel Table
One of the challenges while living full time in an RV is balancing the love of having lots of windows against trying to keep the RV cool during those extreme high heat summer days. My dad owned this particular RV before we bought it and he installed small awnings over all the windows that were … Continue reading Summer Sun and Keeping the RV Cool
I love to visit thrift stores and antique shops! Recently I have been intrigued by 1800 era books that are historical in nature. These types of books don’t usually fetch a large price even in antique stores so they are economical to explore. Usually less than $5 each max. I have an overhead scanner specifically … Continue reading Time Traveling via Antique & Thrift Store Shopping
A while back we posted about getting some ducklings and raising them for the pond and I thought I would give an update on how they are doing! Ducks taking a nap on the hill side above the pond They have done a spectacular job of cleaning the pond of what we call “seaweed” for … Continue reading Update on those cute baby ducklings!
When living in an RV full time you quickly realize that laundry is an issue that can make or break your traveling pleasure. We have a splendide washer in our RV and recently replaced the 20+ year old splendide with a newer model simply because we couldn’t find repair parts for the old model anymore! … Continue reading Tiny Living Laundry Hack
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