Thanks so much! Absolutely, having the right skills and tools is essential for full-time RVing. It makes all the difference in staying self-sufficient and enjoying the journey. Thanks for your great support and hope you are enjoying our content. Have a great week!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Best of luck with tackling the install-I'm sure you'll do great! If I had to do it again I would definitely wear safety glasses. That stuff goes everywhere. ha ha
Such great info and tips! ❤I love that you showed detailed and real time video that clearly explained the install as well as the reasons you chose the washer/dryer combo! The little sticker images of Patience were hilarious!😂
The Styrofoam though😬 We appreciate your feedback and for watching. Dave enjoys learning new things and clearly did an excellent job with the install. It was great to be able to save some money, especially in the beginning of our travels!😃
Found you all from an ad, love your videos and subscribed. But the music in the background the whole time you’re explaining stuff is distracting. It’d be better to just hear what you have to say.
Thank you @candiedlittleyams so much for your feedback and for subscribing! We're thrilled to hear you love our videos. We'll definitely take your suggestion into account and work on improving the background music to ensure it enhances the content without being distracting. Your input helps us make better videos for everyone, so we really appreciate it!
You are a good teacher and have good graphics on your video but I would have used a mask and goggles when drilling with that hole saw, at least the dust wasn't getting blown into your face..
If you are talking about the Fan on the back of the Washer/Dryer combo. You would remove the fan. If you keep the Fan on, it becomes a ventless Unit. We opted to Vent as it gets the clothes dryer faster and you do not have to mess with remembering to dump the water out of the unit.
Love this!! Being handy and having a good set of tools is almost a requirement when rving... and so much more so if you are full-timing!!! Great job!
Thanks so much! Absolutely, having the right skills and tools is essential for full-time RVing. It makes all the difference in staying self-sufficient and enjoying the journey. Thanks for your great support and hope you are enjoying our content. Have a great week!
Great video. We will be tackling this in a few weeks! Thanks for putting this up!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Best of luck with tackling the install-I'm sure you'll do great! If I had to do it again I would definitely wear safety glasses. That stuff goes everywhere. ha ha
Happy I was there to help yall put holes in that trailer. Felt wrong though lol
I'm glad that I wasn't haha
Such great info and tips! ❤I love that you showed detailed and real time video that clearly explained the install as well as the reasons you chose the washer/dryer combo! The little sticker images of Patience were hilarious!😂
The Styrofoam though😬 We appreciate your feedback and for watching. Dave enjoys learning new things and clearly did an excellent job with the install. It was great to be able to save some money, especially in the beginning of our travels!😃
Found you all from an ad, love your videos and subscribed. But the music in the background the whole time you’re explaining stuff is distracting. It’d be better to just hear what you have to say.
Thank you @candiedlittleyams so much for your feedback and for subscribing! We're thrilled to hear you love our videos. We'll definitely take your suggestion into account and work on improving the background music to ensure it enhances the content without being distracting. Your input helps us make better videos for everyone, so we really appreciate it!
You are a good teacher and have good graphics on your video but I would have used a mask and goggles when drilling with that hole saw, at least the dust wasn't getting blown into your face..
Ha ha, Thanks Jim watching that video back. Patience said the exact same thing 😄. You guys are both right. I now keep a pair in my truck at all times.
How did you attach the dryer vent hose to the dryer itself with that fan being there?
If you are talking about the Fan on the back of the Washer/Dryer combo. You would remove the fan. If you keep the Fan on, it becomes a ventless Unit. We opted to Vent as it gets the clothes dryer faster and you do not have to mess with remembering to dump the water out of the unit.