I saw the title of this video and thought “oh no not another RV tips and tricks video with the same old tips”. Boy was I wrong - you guys had some great ideas in this video and most of them were new to us. We found our selfs at the store today buying Command Strip hooks for our window blinds. You solved a problem I been looking for a solution for a while. Thanks guys.
All good ideas. We added self-stick 6X9 mirror tiles in our curved-back overhead cabinets, gas struts to the bathroom overhead cabinet door, and rechargeable LED light strips to wardrobes. Thanks
Hi Thank you for sharing. Here is another tip from a fellow Airstreamer. In between camping trips you can prevent a musty odor in your refrigerator by putting a container with Damp Rid in the refrigerator and closing the door. Of course some might say, just leave the door open, but when you sometimes have trouble with mice getting in your RV, keeping the fridge door closed is nice.
I took teeny tiny screws and dollar store plastic white hooks and hung my curtain bar up ,i also used tent poles as my curtain bars for now just cut the cord so you can adjust to the size you need.
Unbeknownst to me, my cosmetic bag fell back behind the bathroom cabinet wall and I was going crazy trying to figure out what I did with it (gaslighting myself). Had to buy new makeup and brushes, etc. I kept on thinking it through and finally figured out where it was (after two months)! Great hack and will be doing this next trip!
Genius tip about using Command Hooks for the window shades! 👏🥳 Lisa, great hack with the pizza stone in the oven. The 15”x12” is the size you’re using? I like the a/c vent hack too. Very clever. Well done and presented. 🚀🦩
How about this: I own an Airstream Flying Cloud 30 FB bunk. I have been looking since I bought it for a touchpad entry. There is nothing offered by Airstream and no after market product that works without modification to the door and strike. So I designed and built one. It works way better than I thought and I'm considering marketing it. Any chance you folks would give it a review? I'd only want an honest one.
Super easy DIY task. Just bought the 6” drain covers, drill a hole in the center. Purchased a piece of aluminum strap from Lowe’s and cut it in 6” lengths. Drilled and tapped the aluminum strap then attached (loosely) with a stainless steel screw and lock washer to the back of drain vent. This becomes the bracket to attach to the vent to the roof. Just slide it inside the duct hole and tighten the screw. Hope this helps.
@@thewrightlife Just thinking out loud here... would it be possible to install two stacked drain covers, rather than just one, which would give you the ability to rotate the outer cover so that the slots of the inner one would be slightly restricted?
Great question. I had a brief thought about trying something like that, but never put too much more thought into it. If you try it, I would be interested in the outcome. Safe travels.
Putting anything on the outside of the window to keep the sun from hitting it beats anything put on the inside of the window. A suction cup attached to cardboard works.
Thank you for watching and your comments. We (Lisa & I) reviewed the video and appreciate your insights. We will try to do better. Happy camping and safe travels.
I saw the title of this video and thought “oh no not another RV tips and tricks video with the same old tips”. Boy was I wrong - you guys had some great ideas in this video and most of them were new to us. We found our selfs at the store today buying Command Strip hooks for our window blinds. You solved a problem I been looking for a solution for a while. Thanks guys.
You just made our day. Happy to hear there are still a few great ideas to be discovered and shared. Safe travels
All good ideas. We added self-stick 6X9 mirror tiles in our curved-back overhead cabinets, gas struts to the bathroom overhead cabinet door, and rechargeable LED light strips to wardrobes. Thanks
All great tips. Thanks for sharing. Safe travels.
Surprisingly helpful hacks. Thanks!
Thanks for watching and we’re happy to hear the hacks were useful. Safe travels.
Great ideas!
Thank you for watching. Glad you liked the ideas. Safe travels.
Great info. Thank you for sharing with us.
No problem. Glad you liked the info. Safe travels.
Thanks for sharing, very useful tips. The step hack looks to be very inexpensive solution which I’ll be looking into for sure.
Thanks for watching. Safe travels.
Helpful ideas! Always fun to discover new things and be creative Keep it going!
I see Rick still likes his hats 😂 great hacks guys, very helpful for full or part time Rv’ers
Lisa says I have a hat problem 🤣
#2 is my #1!
Awesome…thanks for watching. Safe travels
Hi Thank you for sharing. Here is another tip from a fellow Airstreamer. In between camping trips you can prevent a musty odor in your refrigerator by putting a container with Damp Rid in the refrigerator and closing the door. Of course some might say, just leave the door open, but when you sometimes have trouble with mice getting in your RV, keeping the fridge door closed is nice.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing. Safe travels
Better yet, when not in use leave the door(s) open.
I took teeny tiny screws and dollar store plastic
white hooks and hung my curtain bar up
,i also used tent poles as my curtain bars for now just cut the cord so you can adjust to the size you need.
Great ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Just found your channel. May Jesus continue to bless you and your family
Thank you for watching and your kind words. So happy you found our channel. Happy camping and safe travels 🙏
These are all great hacks. We just started using #6 - the ice pads in the fridge during travel days. Safe travels!
Since we never run the fridge while traveling, the ice packs really help to keep our food cool on our longer travel days. Safe travels guys
Great info!
Thanks for watching. Safe travels
Unbeknownst to me, my cosmetic bag fell back behind the bathroom cabinet wall and I was going crazy trying to figure out what I did with it (gaslighting myself). Had to buy new makeup and brushes, etc. I kept on thinking it through and finally figured out where it was (after two months)! Great hack and will be doing this next trip!
LoL…like coins in a sofa. You never know what will fall thru the cracks. Thanks for watching and safe travels.
On my way out to get a noodle right now!
Great hacks... and lots of hats! 😅
Yeah…I admit I do have a hat 🧢 problem. I guess it matches my wife’s shoe 👠 problem 🤣. Thanks for watching
You can buy foam pipe insulation instead of the noodle. It already has the slit. Just cut to size
Genius tip about using Command Hooks for the window shades! 👏🥳
Lisa, great hack with the pizza stone in the oven. The 15”x12” is the size you’re using?
I like the a/c vent hack too. Very clever. Well done and presented. 🚀🦩
Thanks for watching. Regarding the pizza stone, it is a 15x12 size. Safe travels.
@@thewrightlife thank you!
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the pool noodle is a great idea. my cat got in behind that spot in the bathroom and i thought he had escaped. three hours later he reapperared..
That’s funny…I hope the cat is ok. Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas
How about this: I own an Airstream Flying Cloud 30 FB bunk. I have been looking since I bought it for a touchpad entry. There is nothing offered by Airstream and no after market product that works without modification to the door and strike. So I designed and built one. It works way better than I thought and I'm considering marketing it. Any chance you folks would give it a review? I'd only want an honest one.
Using command hooks & rods you can also hang sheer curtains that will let the light in, and also give you privacy.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing
Please provide more information on the air vents. I understand the strain covers but exactly how did you connect etc?
Super easy DIY task. Just bought the 6” drain covers, drill a hole in the center. Purchased a piece of aluminum strap from Lowe’s and cut it in 6” lengths. Drilled and tapped the aluminum strap then attached (loosely) with a stainless steel screw and lock washer to the back of drain vent. This becomes the bracket to attach to the vent to the roof. Just slide it inside the duct hole and tighten the screw. Hope this helps.
@@thewrightlife Just thinking out loud here... would it be possible to install two stacked drain covers, rather than just one, which would give you the ability to rotate the outer cover so that the slots of the inner one would be slightly restricted?
Great question. I had a brief thought about trying something like that, but never put too much more thought into it. If you try it, I would be interested in the outcome. Safe travels.
Putting anything on the outside of the window to keep the sun from hitting it beats anything put on the inside of the window. A suction cup attached to cardboard works.
agree?...but not sure how practical that would be. I need to think about that some.
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This is only the second video of yours I've seen and you were pretty dismissive of your wife in both. Just have her film you.
Thank you for watching and your comments. We (Lisa & I) reviewed the video and appreciate your insights. We will try to do better. Happy camping and safe travels.