RVs are a great way to enjoy the outdoors and explore new places with your family. But, for it to last, you must ensure that your RV cover is clean and well-maintained. Regularly cleaning your RV cover will help protect it from the elements and prevent future dirt buildup. You can clean an RV cover…
A travel trailer is an excellent way to travel the world without needing to pay for expensive hotels along the way. However, travel trailers do require maintenance. So, let’s talk about how to check the alignment. Travel trailer wheel alignment can be checked by inspecting the tires for equal wear and tear on the treads….
Many RV owners treat their water heaters the same as they would their home water heaters, and for the most part, it is okay to do so. RV water heaters work the same as the ones at home, but there are a few small factors you should consider if you want to leave it on…
RV water heater tanks are normally between six and ten gallons. If the tank is a small six-gallon tank, it will use a smaller element to heat it, and if it is a 10-gallon tank, it may use a larger element that draws more watts. The watts an element requires to function at full capacity…
Replacing an RV water heater can be expensive, depending on what you want to replace it with. There are many options, so choosing the right one for you is essential. Replacing an RV water heater ranges from $500 to $3,000. Although the average cost is around $1,000, including labor and material costs. However, prices vary…
Winterizing your RV is an essential part of ensuring it doesn’t sustain damage from the winter’s unforgiving temperatures. But while most people are familiar with the steps for winterizing their motorhome, things can get hazy when it comes to washing machines because they need special treatment. So how do you winterize an RV washing machine?…
The convenience of doing laundry in your RV comes with its fair share of worries. One of the most pressing is its water consumption, especially when your vehicle’s fresh water tank is the provider. Any miscalculation can take a heavy toll on your trip. An RV washing machine uses 8-25 gallons (30-95 L) of water…
RV parks offer several essential amenities, including showers, running water, and electricity. However, many campers wonder how and where to wash their laundry. After all, not all motorhomes include built-in laundry machines, and being able to wash your clothes at a campground can be tremendously helpful. Most RV parks have washers and dryers for paying…
Many new RVs have washers and dryers installed, and some include hookups and plumbing that allow you to install washers and dryers as you see fit. If you want to upgrade your RV’s washer and dryer, how do you remove them? To remove the washer and dryer from your RV, shut off the water and…
When you return from a long trip in your RV, it’s tempting to get your pressure washer and clean the rig while thinking about the amazing experiences you’ve had driving it. But is it really safe to use a pressure or power washer on your RV’s roof? It is not okay to use a pressure…
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