Love your channel Sean and Kristy! Quick FYI: I discovered that I am unable to load your Amazon shop if I'm running my VPN solution. I have to turn my VPN off to get Amazon to load. This is likely an Amazon setting, not something unique to your shopping channel, and thought you might want to know. Bought a few items - unfortunately the Sugru is currently unavailable. Thanks - Dan
HOLY CRAP WE MADE THE VIDEO!!!!! Thanks so much for the shout out - hope you liked the Canadian beer. If you ever get to meet Sean and Kristy on the road, they are every bit the good, helpful, and fun people in real life that you see in the videos. They were having an air conditioning crisis at home but still found time to have a coffee and a wonderful chat with us when we were near Birmingham this spring. Many thanks to you both! Kelly and I feel honoured!
I have to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I cleaned our home refrigerator and in doing so, broke a little plastic piece off of the drawer. The drawer was inoperable without this piece. My husband tried repairing it with JB Weld, but it wouldn’t hold. I told him I saw the Suraglue on your channel and said it may work on our problem. Much to his surprise, it worked like a charm. He was as impressed as I!! You saved the day for me!!! Many, many thanks.
Sean I love that green funnel my son had one in his tool arsenal and I used it last week to service my transfer case on my 2004 F250. Instead of letting the oil spill onto the crossmember and all over the floor the funnel directed right into the drain bucket . Now I have to have one. The uses are limitless.
Dear S & K, We're Rick & Brenda I've discovered another must, " water pressure regulator" . We recently hooked up our 5th whl for the summer, fresh water etc. Come to find out we early birds had "boo-koos" water pressure. Pek fittings all leaked, had to run all over to buy the regulator, bam no more leaks! Another alternative for folks with rubber roof systems I suggest " Henry" rv rubber roof coating read inst. 2 coats, good to go, I enjoy your clips, be safe out there!!
Thank you! We actually mentioned the water pressure regulator a few videos ago (the one titled For Beginners:The RV Gear You Need to Get Started). It's definitely a must have item! This video was more for obscure/unusual tools that can come in handy. Good info on the rubber roof coating. Our isn't rubber, so we tend to forget about that.
Sugru is awesome! I have replaced multiple boot and coat zipper pulls. You can put it around the corners of phones or other devices and keep them safer, too.
Cool tip about using Sugru on phones! I am still figuring out ways to use it, but it totally saved my camera (and/or saved me a couple hundred dollars in repair costs!).
To get rid of live ticks, I fold them into a piece of tape and throw them away that way. It contains them well. Great video by the way. Useful tools and love the humor!
Great video. We were wondering whether you guys were planning to do a video on awnings: what are the options -besides buying a new rv- when an awning is damaged, or has mold in it etc.
Regarding ticks. The tool seems to work quite well, however, when one finds a tick on themselves they should remove it as you described and put it in a container and freeze it in case you get symptoms around the bite area the tick can be tested for diseases. Great videos from a fellow full-time rver.
I bought a 2 pack of the Eva-Dry dehumidifier from Costco. I set one on the dinette and hung the other in the shower/head area. The supplied hanger slid off the unit and it crashed to the bottom of the shower. You have no idea how many of those little beads are in those units until you have them scattered throughout your shower room. So if you are going to hang it, make sure the hanger is securely fixed to the unit, any trailer movement may cause it to swing and dislocate.
Was able to get everything else easily by clicking your links. Going thru Amazon directly doesn't work so well. This was way easier. Hope I never get a tick but I'll be all set now and so will my dog! The water bandit will get that extra clamp many of your fans recommended in the comments. Great community effort!
Re the Water Bandit -- great item. However, I do recommend getting a hose clamp of the type with a thumb screw (v. slotted or hex nut screw) to tighten on those threadless hose bibs. Takes care of the variances in pressure out of the campground water risers.
Oh, boy! More tools I need! Love the tick thingy. On my Airstream the stabilizer jacks are 3/4"...so is the wrench for the X-chocks! So, being lazy, I use a right angle DeWalt for both!
Whenever I go camping, I have a tendency to watch other campers in the area. Sometimes I watch to get ideas, and other times I watch for the entertainment value. The two things I have noticed where people have the most problems are, leveling the camper and cutting the firewood. And both are simple fixes. Plastic leveling blocks are easy to use, light weight, and easy to store. As far as firewood, either a small rechargeable chain saw or reciprocal saw works wonders but I never see a whole lot of people that have either.
Hi, were the two of you in Fredericksburg, Va a few months ago. I was at the battlefield in the city talking to a friend about the battle and showing her around, a couple that remind of the two of you, asked questions, and were just so nice. i just wondered if they were you, if not, happy travels.
Hello Fellow Rv'ers and love your "loloho" youtube videos. Have used 3n1 oil for years but welcome a new product. Will try it ! Thanks Happy Trails !! Florida
I am so happy you brought up the plastic tool as we are looking to getting an AS to do a restore project with and I was wondering how to get pine sap off the outside of the trailer without doing a bunch of damage to the finish and for removing old park passes etc.
Are you now using that reusable dehumidifier, instead of the ones you had in your older videos? Do you like this reusable one better than the electric one from your previous videos? We live in a very dry state but we're going to the humid east later this year and don't want mold! But we've never had to use a dehumidifier! We only ever want to put moisture into our dry air here lol
We do still use our traditional dehumidifier and our air dryer (not at the same time), but both of those require being plugged in to electricity. The reusable dehumidifier we showed in the video is a great option for when you aren't plugged in to power, but still want to reduce moisture inside your unit.
@@kristymichael how long is your rig ball to bumper? (I know you said in your Yosemite video but y'all didn't say whether that was floor length or total length, including hitch to bumper) Thx for the quick reply!!
Another GREAT Idea video Sean!!!! Got anything for Mosquito hater lol, They LOVE me!! As always we all learn from you 2!!! LOVE you guys & your ADORABLE little furbaby!!! BIG HUGS!!!!
Actually a great question! We recently visited the Philippines were mosquitoes are a special concern. We invested in some heavy duty repellent. This probably does warrant a longer video dedicated to these nasty buggers...
Dag gum it, don't know if/when I'd use these tools, but, I WANT them!! Thanks for bringing them to our attention; especially, the tick removal tool. Y'all Be Safe!
You should consider adding a tin of Jack's Sticky Stuff (on Amazon), has a ton of great uses, I use it all the time. Great video , definitely trying the boshield
Attention PETA, no ticks were harmed in the making of this video. However, Sean was definitely harmed... LOL!!! Great gadgets though... Thanks for sharing, Pat
I subscribed today and not sure why I didn't before but your videos are fantastic! My friend and I came back from the Mojave desert years ago from a nice hike in the winter. Brought back dead ticks on our clothes which made me scream and run around the house searching for more. I'm going to purchase that tick remover before I ever go out in the woods or desert ever again! Thank you for your help!
Hey Sean......this video surprised me..........4 of the items I did not know of...thank you..........as far as your puffy jacket.......it reminded me of George? Let me know if you know what I mean....
That is a good tick puller, because you do need to get the head out. Then you squish it. Take care over there. And I like that repair tape. I need to get some.
Try Permethrin for ticks just don’t get it on your skin. You can spray it on your boots/shoes and your clothes and it should last through 4-5 washings. I tend to reapply after the third wash just for good measure. Anyway it works incredibly well for keeping ticks and other bugs off you. It’s available just about everywhere camping supplies or hunting and fishing supplies are found.
The dehumidifier should work great. I use the same stuff for my hearing aids to dry them overnight. I also use the silica crystals to dry my flies for fishing, dries them out so they float. The canister I use for hearing aids, when they turn green I just put it in the microwave for 30 seconds and good to go again.
We have a TON of ticks at our land. Apparently they are now immune to Deet.😟. Sprayed my legs and boots and still had about 15 of the little suckers on me ..haha. I better order that tick tornado ASAP.👍😀Thanks for another funny yet informative vid!
Try Permethrin for ticks just don’t get it on your skin. You can spray it on your boots/shoes and your clothes and it should last through 4-5 washings. I tend to reapply after the third wash just for good measure. Anyway it works incredibly well for keeping ticks and other bugs off you. It’s available just about everywhere camping supplies or hunting and fishing supplies are found
The Water band it works well you can improve it with a simple hose clamp makes it 10 times better specially on smooth water hoses like at the BLM in Quartzsite
Yep, weird and awesome. We really enjoy watching your adventures as we too are working towards RVing and hopefully fulltime. Right now we are down sizing as we continue our travels on motorcycle camping...Safe Travels!
Always look forward to your latest/greatest video production, and enjoy re-watching them as well!! (at my age, even the re-watched ones are new to me!) This one is very helpful/entertaining as usual, and have put a few of these items on my 'gotta git some' list....(now where did I put it?) God Bless you both; safe travels; and Sean, I pray your health is strong! LoLoHo kids!! Dave-n-Trish in SoCal
Thanks Dave & Trish, & my health has been holding up great! All I can say is that the meds have been working and I feel better than I have in years. Hopefully it will stay this way. Cheers, Sean
Holy crap! I had Rocky Mountain Spotted fever in 1971 and came real close to death, I was in a coma from the fever for about 2 weeks. I do not miss the ticks in those Alabama piney woods.
It’s a nasty disease. My fever has never been so high. I was hallucinating from it. It took a long time to recover. I felt weakened for months afterwards. You know what I mean!
@@LongLongHoneymoon I was only 10 and I was the 2nd person to get it in an outbreak that year. They misdiagnosed it as measles until I went into the coma, the 1st person who got it that year wasn't as lucky as I was.
Great Video. I thought we were going to get a “pixelated” view of the tick removal. Me I just walk up to someone smoking and have them place their cigarette close to the tick, and they back right out. Fortunately it’s been on my arms and there’s always been a smoker near by...😂😂😂
Most of those I've never used or some, I've never heard of. I bought 2 EvaDrys for my Silver Streak. They might work "if" I could remember where I stored them. 😅
Nice video. "Weird" tapes and adhesives can be handy items in a pinch. Noticed you have the Proven Industries hitch lock on your rig but don't have the safety chains secured with it. Any particular reason for that? Safe travels.
LOL it is getting dicey out there in TH-camland these days. Sometimes I think I'm getting edgy, then I take a peek at other channels and suddenly feel like Mister Rogers.
If you put a glob of toothpaste on the tick it will let go and back out so you can just wipe it off with a paper towel without injuring your skin. You can cover it with other products too, the goal is to smother the tick so it can’t breathe and it will let go. They breathe from their body/skin since they bury their heads. It’s not always instant you may have to wait a minute or two. This is useful if you have a tick in an awkward place that you can’t reach well enough on your own, and there isn’t another person to help, such as on your back.
Wow, Those are really good tools! On my coach My oil fill iis above the entry to the engine, so I need a really flexible neck to pu oil in the engine. A royal pain.
Well, another great vid on more stuff than I can find money to buy, but I will send it onto my fellow campers and Forrest Fenn searchers that could use most of this stuff...thks again for sharing...
In a previous video, you recommended the Air DRYR for moisture removal. Now you recommend the Eva-Dry. Which one do you consider better? Due to its size, the Eva-Dry looks better to me.
For some reason, the Water Bandit is, as of this writing (9.2.20), unobtainium unless you want to pay extortionate prices for them or shop at Camping World and I never do either . . .
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Love your channel Sean and Kristy!
Quick FYI: I discovered that I am unable to load your Amazon shop if I'm running my VPN solution. I have to turn my VPN off to get Amazon to load. This is likely an Amazon setting, not something unique to your shopping channel, and thought you might want to know.
Bought a few items - unfortunately the Sugru is currently unavailable. Thanks - Dan
HOLY CRAP WE MADE THE VIDEO!!!!! Thanks so much for the shout out - hope you liked the Canadian beer.
If you ever get to meet Sean and Kristy on the road, they are every bit the good, helpful, and fun people in real life that you see in the videos. They were having an air conditioning crisis at home but still found time to have a coffee and a wonderful chat with us when we were near Birmingham this spring. Many thanks to you both! Kelly and I feel honoured!
@Jim Allen They really are exactly as you see them on video. Good, good people.
You are so sweet to say so, Jim! We enjoyed getting to meet you and Kelly!
I have to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I cleaned our home refrigerator and in doing so, broke a little plastic piece off of the drawer. The drawer was inoperable without this piece. My husband tried repairing it with JB Weld, but it wouldn’t hold. I told him I saw the Suraglue on your channel and said it may work on our problem. Much to his surprise, it worked like a charm. He was as impressed as I!! You saved the day for me!!! Many, many thanks.
Sean I love that green funnel my son had one in his tool arsenal and I used it last week to service my transfer case on my 2004 F250. Instead of letting the oil spill onto the crossmember and all over the floor the funnel directed right into the drain bucket . Now I have to have one. The uses are limitless.
Steve Stonacek that’d be great for funneling Clorox in for sanitizing water system
Dear S & K, We're Rick & Brenda I've discovered another must, " water pressure regulator" . We recently hooked up our 5th whl for the summer, fresh water etc. Come to find out we early birds had "boo-koos" water pressure. Pek fittings all leaked, had to run all over to buy the regulator, bam no more leaks! Another alternative for folks with rubber roof systems I suggest " Henry" rv rubber roof coating read inst. 2 coats, good to go, I enjoy your clips, be safe out there!!
Thank you! We actually mentioned the water pressure regulator a few videos ago (the one titled For Beginners:The RV Gear You Need to Get Started). It's definitely a must have item! This video was more for obscure/unusual tools that can come in handy. Good info on the rubber roof coating. Our isn't rubber, so we tend to forget about that.
Thanks for the shout out for T9 Boeshield. I worked for Boeing for 36 years. And, i use Boeshield too!
That tick can be tested in a lab for any tickish sort of concerns.
Sugru is awesome! I have replaced multiple boot and coat zipper pulls. You can put it around the corners of phones or other devices and keep them safer, too.
Cool tip about using Sugru on phones! I am still figuring out ways to use it, but it totally saved my camera (and/or saved me a couple hundred dollars in repair costs!).
To get rid of live ticks, I fold them into a piece of tape and throw them away that way. It contains them well. Great video by the way. Useful tools and love the humor!
Great video. We were wondering whether you guys were planning to do a video on awnings: what are the options -besides buying a new rv- when an awning is damaged, or has mold in it etc.
You can order them through camping world. You tube has several how to's on replacing them. It was easy.
Regarding ticks. The tool seems to work quite well, however, when one finds a tick on themselves they should remove it as you described and put it in a container and freeze it in case you get symptoms around the bite area the tick can be tested for diseases.
Great videos from a fellow full-time rver.
We did save it in a container. 👍
Thanks, great tip about freezing it. I actually did save the tick in a container, in case we need it for tests.
Thanks, great tip about freezing it. I actually did save the tick in a container, in case we need it for tests.
Great stuff. Really liked the Lube and the Dehumidifier. The puns were some of your best! Thanks for the good works - BOTH of you!
As someone who maintains hunting food plots, I LOVE that tick tool! Thanks for the tip!
I bought a 2 pack of the Eva-Dry dehumidifier from Costco. I set one on the dinette and hung the other in the shower/head area. The supplied hanger slid off the unit and it crashed to the bottom of the shower. You have no idea how many of those little beads are in those units until you have them scattered throughout your shower room. So if you are going to hang it, make sure the hanger is securely fixed to the unit, any trailer movement may cause it to swing and dislocate.
Was able to get everything else easily by clicking your links. Going thru Amazon directly doesn't work so well. This was way easier. Hope I never get a tick but I'll be all set now and so will my dog! The water bandit will get that extra clamp many of your fans recommended in the comments. Great community effort!
Re the Water Bandit -- great item. However, I do recommend getting a hose clamp of the type with a thumb screw (v. slotted or hex nut screw) to tighten on those threadless hose bibs. Takes care of the variances in pressure out of the campground water risers.
Talking about that tick still being alive, looks like the best use for the hammer on the earlier tool.
Before or after removing it from Sean?? ;-)
@@davidinsocal3032 Depends on her mood at the time lol.
Ticks...
This is Lime disease awareness month too.
I love your videos , aside from being funny you make some great points.
Oh, boy! More tools I need! Love the tick thingy. On my Airstream the stabilizer jacks are 3/4"...so is the wrench for the X-chocks! So, being lazy, I use a right angle DeWalt for both!
Whenever I go camping, I have a tendency to watch other campers in the area. Sometimes I watch to get ideas, and other times I watch for the entertainment value. The two things I have noticed where people have the most problems are, leveling the camper and cutting the firewood. And both are simple fixes. Plastic leveling blocks are easy to use, light weight, and easy to store. As far as firewood, either a small rechargeable chain saw or reciprocal saw works wonders but I never see a whole lot of people that have either.
Excellent small items that make a big difference when needed. This is the first I have seen with s bunch of cool tools. Keep it up
Good call on not wasting any beer!
Hi, were the two of you in Fredericksburg, Va a few months ago. I was at the battlefield in the city talking to a friend about the battle and showing her around, a couple that remind of the two of you, asked questions, and were just so nice. i just wondered if they were you, if not, happy travels.
Thanks Roxanne, but that wasn't us! Hmmm, but maybe we will see you in Fredericksburg someday! We need to get back to Virginia....
That’s so helpful, thank you! I’m glad you successfully removed the tick... Lyme disease is miserable
Hello Fellow Rv'ers and love your "loloho" youtube videos. Have used 3n1 oil for years but welcome a new product. Will try it ! Thanks Happy Trails !! Florida
The water thief is a must. I like the glue too. I can use the tenacious tape also.
I am so happy you brought up the plastic tool as we are looking to getting an AS to do a restore project with and I was wondering how to get pine sap off the outside of the trailer without doing a bunch of damage to the finish and for removing old park passes etc.
It is great for that purpose!
We have a tick removal tool similar to yours and it works like a champ on any size tick, even the itty bitty ones. I give your tool a thumbs up!
These aren't weird... THEY'RE GREAT!!!! Thanks for the ideas
Are you now using that reusable dehumidifier, instead of the ones you had in your older videos? Do you like this reusable one better than the electric one from your previous videos? We live in a very dry state but we're going to the humid east later this year and don't want mold! But we've never had to use a dehumidifier! We only ever want to put moisture into our dry air here lol
We do still use our traditional dehumidifier and our air dryer (not at the same time), but both of those require being plugged in to electricity. The reusable dehumidifier we showed in the video is a great option for when you aren't plugged in to power, but still want to reduce moisture inside your unit.
@@kristymichael how long is your rig ball to bumper? (I know you said in your Yosemite video but y'all didn't say whether that was floor length or total length, including hitch to bumper) Thx for the quick reply!!
Another GREAT Idea video Sean!!!! Got anything for Mosquito hater lol, They LOVE me!! As always we all learn from you 2!!! LOVE you guys & your ADORABLE little furbaby!!! BIG HUGS!!!!
Actually a great question! We recently visited the Philippines were mosquitoes are a special concern. We invested in some heavy duty repellent. This probably does warrant a longer video dedicated to these nasty buggers...
And the fur baby gives you a bark! (in a friendly way of course :D)
Dag gum it, don't know if/when I'd use these tools, but, I WANT them!! Thanks for bringing them to our attention; especially, the tick removal tool. Y'all Be Safe!
I always enjoy hearing from these two but got several good ideas from this episode. Thanks
You should consider adding a tin of Jack's Sticky Stuff (on Amazon), has a ton of great uses, I use it all the time. Great video , definitely trying the boshield
The water bandit has come in handy for us a few times! Great tips!
I had a tick once when I was a kid. By the time we spotted it had dug 1/2 way under my skin. I had a bump there for around 20 years.
Water Bandit could also be used when draining fresh water tank so you can attach a hose and direct water to a ditch or other location away from RV.
Attention PETA, no ticks were harmed in the making of this video. However, Sean was definitely harmed...
LOL!!!
Great gadgets though... Thanks for sharing,
Pat
thanx for the tips.............especially the tick remover .............
When was the last time you wiped the window weatherstrips with silicone spray
Last August. We'll do it again before we hit the road this summer.
I subscribed today and not sure why I didn't before but your videos are fantastic! My friend and I came back from the Mojave desert years ago from a nice hike in the winter. Brought back dead ticks on our clothes which made me scream and run around the house searching for more. I'm going to purchase that tick remover before I ever go out in the woods or desert ever again! Thank you for your help!
You saved the best tool for last! Glad I had some brandy nearby as I watched that part!
I just love your humor!
Hey Sean......this video surprised me..........4 of the items I did not know of...thank you..........as far as your puffy jacket.......it reminded me of George? Let me know if you know what I mean....
That is a good tick puller, because you do need to get the head out. Then you squish it. Take care over there.
And I like that repair tape. I need to get some.
Good list. Now more stuff I can’t live without.
Polymorph plastic pellets are a must have too. Just place in boiling water then mold into anything... then reboil and remold if needed.
Try Permethrin for ticks just don’t get it on your skin. You can spray it on your boots/shoes and your clothes and it should last through 4-5 washings. I tend to reapply after the third wash just for good measure. Anyway it works incredibly well for keeping ticks and other bugs off you. It’s available just about everywhere camping supplies or hunting and fishing supplies are found.
The dehumidifier should work great. I use the same stuff for my hearing aids to dry them overnight. I also use the silica crystals to dry my flies for fishing, dries them out so they float. The canister I use for hearing aids, when they turn green I just put it in the microwave for 30 seconds and good to go again.
We have a TON of ticks at our land. Apparently they are now immune to Deet.😟. Sprayed my legs and boots and still had about 15 of the little suckers on me ..haha. I better order that tick tornado ASAP.👍😀Thanks for another funny yet informative vid!
Try Permethrin for ticks just don’t get it on your skin. You can spray it on your boots/shoes and your clothes and it should last through 4-5 washings. I tend to reapply after the third wash just for good measure. Anyway it works incredibly well for keeping ticks and other bugs off you. It’s available just about everywhere camping supplies or hunting and fishing supplies are found
Thats sounds really strong if it last through washings. Thanks 4 the tip!
Awesome video! I could have used that tick tool when in Florida. My dogs had ticks. Love the weird tools videos! More more!
The Water band it works well you can improve it with a simple hose clamp makes it 10 times better specially on smooth water hoses like at the BLM in Quartzsite
Great list, guys. Looking good, Sean. I hope you're feeling well. 🙂
Yep, weird and awesome. We really enjoy watching your adventures as we too are working towards RVing and hopefully fulltime. Right now we are down sizing as we continue our travels on motorcycle camping...Safe Travels!
Always look forward to your latest/greatest video production, and enjoy re-watching them as well!! (at my age, even the re-watched ones are new to me!) This one is very helpful/entertaining as usual, and have put a few of these items on my 'gotta git some' list....(now where did I put it?) God Bless you both; safe travels; and Sean, I pray your health is strong! LoLoHo kids!! Dave-n-Trish in SoCal
Thanks Dave & Trish, & my health has been holding up great! All I can say is that the meds have been working and I feel better than I have in years. Hopefully it will stay this way. Cheers, Sean
@@LongLongHoneymoon Awesome news Sean! So happy to hear!! Salud!
Great list of tools. Thanks.
Try walking into a Harbour Freight and ask for a bone tool. Boy, did I get some side looks!
Look for the 5 piece trim and molding tool set in the automotive section. It has a similar tool and some others.
ALL the tools are GREAT. Thank you
Holy crap! I had Rocky Mountain Spotted fever in 1971 and came real close to death, I was in a coma from the fever for about 2 weeks. I do not miss the ticks in those Alabama piney woods.
It’s a nasty disease. My fever has never been so high. I was hallucinating from it. It took a long time to recover. I felt weakened for months afterwards. You know what I mean!
@@LongLongHoneymoon I was only 10 and I was the 2nd person to get it in an outbreak that year. They misdiagnosed it as measles until I went into the coma, the 1st person who got it that year wasn't as lucky as I was.
I've been watching slot of your videos recently, all very good, your Monty Python reference is great!
So where is the Hutzler 571 banana slicer?
The bone tool is great for retucking headliners and other upholstery tasks.
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Very Informative video! Thanks Safe Travels
Great Video. I thought we were going to get a “pixelated” view of the tick removal. Me I just walk up to someone smoking and have them place their cigarette close to the tick, and they back right out. Fortunately it’s been on my arms and there’s always been a smoker near by...😂😂😂
Haha, these days we'd be forced to pixelate the cigarette.... ;-)
I love the list. I’m getting the tic tornado!
Happy Holidays to all
I was looking for the "no tick was harmed in the production of this video"disclaimer ...
All ticks should be harmed in the making of this video. Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Lime Desease are nasty things.
The Tick Rights Activists have been quiet so far. Apparently ticks are not very popular critters...
Most of those I've never used or some, I've never heard of. I bought 2 EvaDrys for my Silver Streak. They might work "if" I could remember where I stored them. 😅
The mini dehydrator would work really well in the gun safe.
Nice video. "Weird" tapes and adhesives can be handy items in a pinch. Noticed you have the Proven Industries hitch lock on your rig but don't have the safety chains secured with it. Any particular reason for that? Safe travels.
Great stuff!!
Thanks for these unusual ideas. !!
great vid I got RMSF AND WAS BED RIDDEN FOR ALMOST A YEAR TICKS ARE NO JOKE ! ALSO LYME IS A LIFE LONG THING IF NOT TREATED FAST !
Use Martin's Permethrin to treat your clothes to stop ticks. One treatment last for over a month.
Outstanding. (Surprised TH-cam didn't flag you for the tick segment. Seriously.)
LOL it is getting dicey out there in TH-camland these days. Sometimes I think I'm getting edgy, then I take a peek at other channels and suddenly feel like Mister Rogers.
If you put a glob of toothpaste on the tick it will let go and back out so you can just wipe it off with a paper towel without injuring your skin. You can cover it with other products too, the goal is to smother the tick so it can’t breathe and it will let go. They breathe from their body/skin since they bury their heads. It’s not always instant you may have to wait a minute or two. This is useful if you have a tick in an awkward place that you can’t reach well enough on your own, and there isn’t another person to help, such as on your back.
Interesting tip!
extendable wand with a magnet on the end.....? sugro gets thumbs up for sure!
Wow, Those are really good tools! On my coach My oil fill iis above the entry to the engine, so I need a really flexible neck to pu oil in the engine. A royal pain.
Very helpful. Thank you. I am just getting started on this new life
Well, another great vid on more stuff than I can find money to buy, but I will send it onto my fellow campers and Forrest Fenn searchers that could use most of this stuff...thks again for sharing...
Cool products for the RV. Would you like to test INSINK 4-1? A kitchen gadget that multi-tasks to reduce repetition at the sink.
As usual, I love the video.
Cool video👍
I love that funnel, we use them at work.
Great info. Thanks :)
They have the same Dehumidifiers, sold under another name, at Aldi's for $10.
the link you provided for the Swiss army does not look like the one you're showing. Have link? I can look one up, but prefer to support your links
Great idea!"" You can use that funnel catch rainwater, and feed your camper with water.
bill10.0. thanks for the ideas, so good to see you all
In a previous video, you recommended the Air DRYR for moisture removal. Now you recommend the Eva-Dry. Which one do you consider better? Due to its size, the Eva-Dry looks better to me.
Along with the water thief, you also need an adjustable hose clamp to make it nice tight for no leaking.
You're stealing, right? There's no need to stop a leak, haha.
Please don’t ever drop the dehumidifier 🙄. Still finding the little silica beady thingies in our trailer..
Uh oh! That does not sound fun!
Ha! Wow, thanks for the warning!
How fascinating, some I have heard of but most not, thanks so much for sharing.
My door on camper has a plastic piece thats cracked what can i use to fix it? Thanks
For some reason, the Water Bandit is, as of this writing (9.2.20), unobtainium unless you want to pay extortionate prices for them or shop at Camping World and I never do either . . .
Excellent video
Was that puffy jacket used by George Constanza ?
👍 for Costanza reference
Fantastic items, thank you!