An RV washing machine is a must-have for keeping your clothes clean and fresh on the road. Over time, however, it can become stinky, which can be annoying since motorhomes are small, confined spaces that make odors easily noticeable. The most common reasons an RV washing machine smells are stagnant water, mold and mildew, and…
The fridge is one of the most important appliances in an RV, and it keeps your food fresh and drinks cold. However, even the best ones can run into problems, but this is no reason to panic. What are common reasons an RV fridge isn’t working? Common reasons for an RV fridge not working is…
True to its name, a stink bug commonly oozes an unpleasant odor when disturbed. An entire infestation on your RV would be unthinkable, so you must start looking for solutions the moment you see one. Luckily, getting rid of these bugs is a relatively simple task most people can do without expert help. You can…
RVs are made to be durable and comfortable. One feature of this is the flooring and how well it can withstand general wear and tear. RV flooring is typically 1 inch (25.4 mm) to 1.5 inches (38.1mm) thick and is made from layers of insulation, plywood, laminate boards, and carpet. Slide-out floors don’t have added…
Travel trailer wheel bearing maintenance is vital because it keeps the wheels rotating. You should do it once a year or when you cover 2,000 miles (3,219km) for small trailers and 10,000 miles (16,094km) for larger trailers. Regular checks will also alert you of potential problems. To check travel trailer wheel bearings, visually inspect the…
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…
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