The boiling method is the most effective & accessible way to prevent maggots in your RV toilet. Boiling water kills maggots instantly and is also safe for your plumbing. To boil water, simply bring a pot of water to a boil on your stovetop and fill your toilet with it. ...
While plumbers are ever ready to plunge into the fray and fix the mess you’ve made, it’s usually cheaper to do this job done yourself. Just make sure you have the tools for the job on hand before things get too busy in the bathroom. How to Unclog a Toilet with a Plunger The tra...
Another problem most people have whencleaningthe bathroom is that they wait until they have enough time to do it. The truth is that you can maintain your bathroom even during the weekdays when you’re busy. It doesn’t take too much time to use toilet cleaning products to keep the place ...
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Camping can save you money. Hotels are expensive, and eating in restaurants is a great way to blow through a lot of cash as well. So having your own bedroom & kitchen with you on your travels can save you quite a lot.But the reality is that driving a large rig like an RV can be...
We had to skirt our first RV and it worked like a champ. We called the Miller Family from RVSkirting.com and even though they couldn’t install the skirt for us they helped us get set for a last minute freeze in Breckenridge, CO and gave us the confidence that we could install it ...
While we’ve never traveled with a toilet in our campervan (first theChevy Astro, now the Sprinter), we know a toilet is a must for many people. We might end up trying out the newCuddy composting toilet,which is small enough to fit in a van. ...
How does the water get from the fresh water storage tank to the faucets, showers, and toilet when you’re off the grid? A 12V pump does the trick. (More on that later.) The second option for most RV plumbing systems is to connect to a “city water” supply such as those at a ca...
Motorhome aires are designated areas for motorhomes, campervans and RV’s (but not caravans) to stay overnight and the best are like free campsites! Aires can be found nearby towns and villages (not to be confused with motorway aires) and often provide services – a few in France even ...