When I start my refrigerator I put a frozen 1gallon water bottle in the freezer and the fridge. It really speeds up the cooling and uses a lot less energy. ✌🏻🇺🇸
I keep a few 16.9 ounce water bottles in the house freezer for the same purpose. Added benefit is when you are camping and want to go on a hike or the beach you can take them with you to drink later or even put them in a cooler.
I also put a cup of frozen water in my freezer. I put a cup of water in my home freezer too. Then I put a coin on top. If at any point the coin sinks at all or drops to the bottom, I know the freezer lost power abs there could be issues with the food.
Flip them over and put them in the kitchen in a shorter cabinet. They will sit on an angle and you can put your cans on them sideways. It lets you see all of your cans. Do it on a Dime vlogger showed this as an organizational hack.
@@skippy3840 Great idea. I'm just afraid of overloading the shelves beyond the weight capacity of those 4 command strips with the hooks. Please let us know how well they hold up after a couple thousand miles. THANKS
@@gzlpete These have been up for a couple of years now with no failures. They are holding all of our clothes so there is a little bit of weight on them also
Thank you for the mods. I did the wire rack hack... the wife flipped her lid! She loved it. Gonna try your other mods. Most guys post complicated, pricey hacks. Yours were simple and effective. Thanks
Whenever doing these types of videos, you should link the products you’re using in the description for us.. it keeps us coming back to your channel for suggestions.
My husband and I just rented in RV for the first time ever. We hit the road in a few hours!! I came across your channel as I’m prepping for our trip. You have so many wonderful tips. I’m so glad I found you!
Great idea for the refrigerator adding a small pc fan with rechargeable battery. I’ve added one to the back of my refrigerator to get better cooling from the outside air. Also if you mounted that refrigerator fan to the bottom of the shelf vs the top you will have more space in the refrigerator.
Thanks! Yes I experimented with it and moved it lower and it works well. I also put a couple of new computer fans in the rear of mine and hooked it into the 12v so they run all the time and it really helped the cooling
Hey Matt, very very good video. I really enjoyed the way you’re down to earth presentation the way that you speak like a normal person not like an instructor I especially like the cheap hacks. We are kindred spirits.
In my Salem 167RBX I used a couple of those broom handle clamps attached to the wall behind the toilet to hold a Swiffer broom/mop to keep it out of the way. In the campground I live in the cell coverage is very spotty. I needed altitude for a stronger cell signal. I used a painter's roller extension handle wit a WeBoost RV antenna attached to the top. The pole is held to the camper with larger handle clamps in much the same way as my Swiffer is attached to the bathroom wall. If need be, I can extend the antenna to 24 feet. Of course, it comes down for storage while travelling.
Thanks great ideas. Similiar to your cheap curtain rod for the cabinet, I use a larger shower curtain rod in the bathroom against the wall to hang towels. I created a shelf in my pass through storage with 5x5 vinyl fence post and a light piece of plywood. My ladder and a few other things fit below making them accessible without unloading my whole compartment.
Just came across this channel. I'm slow, but I recently retired, and we bought a Class C. I only NOW realized i had subscribed to Florida Boys Outdoors channel and recognized who you were. Following you here now.
The best thing I did to add kitchen form and function to our Mallard M260 was to buy a wall unit at a thrift store to store my plates, bowls, food storage containers, pots,pans and small appliances. Put stopper casters on it so it's easy to store with bungie cords against the kitchen area and secure the casters. We use the top of it for food prep.
Quick tip for cooling fridge much faster. Put two or three freezer packs I. In ours I put two in freezer and one just below. Two to four hours it was ready to go.
My favorite mods are, 1) I 3D printed a fan housing that fits over a couple of the fins and using the same style computer FAN I wired it into the Dometic Light hot side of the switch, so it is powered by the RV all the time. 2) Hangers over the washroom door to hang cloths or damp towels on, Just hooks over the door and provides 6 nice chrome hooks. 3) Under Counter dimming strip lights, I got them so they run on 12v, wired into the existing counter lights, just wave your hand under the first light and it lights up the entire counter with warm white LED light, the longer you hold your had, the brighter they get. 4) Put a Bar fridge in the rear storage outside compartment, and added an outlet to plug it in.... Great for those days you go shopping and come back with more than will fit in the tiny RV Fridge... Essentially doubles our cold storage for like a hundred bucks... Thanks for the great video, Some ideas I never thought of that I will take from it... Cheers!
I really love the way you put the shelf liner on the shower skylight! It gets so hot in the bathroom and I had the silver insulation taped to it but it kept falling down due to the heat. Great idea! I'll be doing that today!
@@skippy3840 Right now I have the silver bubble stuff on all of my windows and the skylight. Waiting to get awnings for the windows since there aren't any. I'm in south west Florida and it's so hot that I have put a better air conditioner in that saves more electric. I just bought the camper and it has some damage so I have had my friends helping me and I'm always looking for ways to make it easier and nicer. I did get the shelf liner and have to put it up. I'm not new to the camper/vehicle life. My father was a trucker for 42 years and I was an escort for oversize semis. I have many hacks that I'd like to share.
Some great ideas here. Thank you for the suggestions . Just a word to the wise, we tried the command hooks holding up the racks in our closet. It was a big fail! We also tried tension rods holding them up. Also a fail. The only thing that worked was creating two sidewalls out of thin plywood and creating rails out of trim to hold the racks. This was the only way to keep the racks up without them falling. In the end it works perfectly and no nails in the walls of the closet were needed.
its ok, but im wondering if the sun would melt it to the glass.. i think i would rather use the spray tint and tint that window and maybye a few others..
If not mentioned before, one of our favorite mods that my husband did was dimmer switches on the living area and bedroom lights. He just replaced the switches with the dimmers. It's so much better than looking like an airport landing strip! We found ones that worked with LEDs Good video. Thanks!.
@@skippy3840 Thanks. After installing the first one we found out there are several brands of dimmers. We then found a black touch sensor dimmer that works well and was almost half the price.
@@susanvandegrift4466 can you tell me the Brand Name of the dimmer Switch you had bought and where did you find them? I am sure on Amazon. We are new in the RV World and this is a Mod right up our Alley
@@dfwquiltr37 we found 2 on Amazon that we're using. Bedroom, less $ - The Facon 12 volt touch dimmer www.amazon.com/dp/B072349JZN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_7sczFbF3SRXQ3 Living area - American Technology Components 12 volt dimmer, a little bigger hole for replacement, but the slide gives more control to adjust it and seems to dim lights more. www.amazon.com/dp/B079TJZ6DF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_MwczFbW3PKD9Z Hope that helps! 🌝
I use a motion night light in the bathroom. Plugs in the outlet we never use and it just kicks on as soon as you walk in. No looking for a button to push and perfect amount of light.
New subscriber here. Thanks for all of the tips here. I will be using some of them for sure. Just purchased a 2009 Gulfstream Yellowstone, small for sure but it is just for myself and pup. Well maybe my daughter or a grandson. I didn't want any slide or a very long rig - keeping my comfort zone for when I drive. Plan to watch a few other video's for ideas and such. I'll be a newbie solo grandma RVing gal.
Really Great ideals !! I am going to try a few!! My only ideal is I go to dollar tree an get the rolls of bags for pet clean up and I keep a roll in my drivers door of RV an Tow car because with the Corona virus I use the bag on my hand to pump gas 😎🤣 I get funny looks but keeps germs away!! Lol
Here’s the cheapest little trick. Do any of you keep some frozen food in your freezer between trips? Wonder if the power went out for a while and spoiled the food? Fill a soda cap with water and freeze and a coin next to it. Once the water is frozen place the coin on the ice in the cap. If the coin sinks to the bottom of the cap, you know the it thawed out and re freezed and the food is questionable.
RVTravel TV I had a yacht in a harbor and you never knew if the shore power was lost during the week. It happened twice. Once when they had to move my boat for dock repairs and forgot to plug it back in. The other time when a storm shook the connection loose and back on again. Both times my trick told me to clean out the fridge. Safe better than sorry.
Give this a thought. Use your phones. More than likely your phone is connected to your vehicle via bluetooth. You dont have to hold it while you're trying to back in. You can keep your hands on the steering wheel and still talk to your wife.
I’ve seen so many “hack” videos I almost didn’t watch this. I’m so glad I did!! I’m going to use 5 of them that I haven’t seen before. Especially the shelving idea. I have a small 20’ travel trailer and the hanging space is so short in the closets even shirts scrunch up at the bottom. I’ll do this shelving idea in each of them on either side of my bed. Thank you!!!
I like that several of these hacks are quite original! Saw several that I am going to use. One of my most used hacks is a cheap extra electric burner...it saves my propane and doesn't cost me extra since I am already paying for hookup.
RVTravel TV Just a quick update here. I put the shelves in the closets on each side of the bed. Amazing!! I put ALL my clothes in there and it works perfectly. They don’t fall down when I’m traveling either. Thanks for the hack!!
Went to Walmart and got spring rods and placed them inside of the window valances. We then got some thermal drapes and hung them on the rods. The drapes will keep the heat out during the day. That way you don't need to raise and lower the window shades and take a chance of messing them up.
i run a class c, space is tight. found that if i add a 12 v cig plug under the bed, then walmart has 12v dc clip on fans. with those i can move air even with out ac power. helps when you cant run the generator or be plugged in. can also be used while traveling to keep air moving for the back passengers or animals. the reason i added under the bed was that is where the aux batteries come in. so i am not running on the main battery. simple, and i used a little used circuit to hook up to(in this case the awning motor circuit.
Great ideas! I really appreciate your use of common items as easy solutions (cpu fan!). Thanks for posting and I'm now a subscriber. See you on the road.
Actually cheap, easy, & most of all USEFUL mods. Shelves hold so much more than hangars I don’t know why more closets aren’t like your mod. I also use computer fans in my mini fridge, but managed to get 2 wired to one usb port so I have one in each compartment & cut a slot in my gasket for the cord to plug in outside (sealed with Silicone caulk). But for a weekend or not wanting to muck with the gasket, the lipstick sized power banks make a lot of sense, as does how you lifted the shower mount. I like the way you think.
If the walkie-talkies are a significant advantage to you, and considering they are relatively inexpensive, you should consider a spare, identical set bc they are not very rugged. If one becomes OOS, you have nothing. You can always swap out a battery, or even lend one to another person if that situation comes up. Four is three, three is two, two is none.
Use induction cook top to avoid heating up the place when cooking. They do pull pretty good amps so be cautious to not trip fuses. Must use ss pans that a magnet will stick to
I have two and we use them exclusively when we cook inside, unless we are in a National Park and have no electricity. I would rather use the electricity I’m paying for at the campground than use my propane.
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@@kipdon lol...thanks!
Where did you get that rolling drain I would love one or two
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Which brand of stick on lights did you choose? Did they work well? Thank you.
When I start my refrigerator I put a frozen 1gallon water bottle in the freezer and the fridge. It really speeds up the cooling and uses a lot less energy. ✌🏻🇺🇸
Paul thanks for that tip for cooling frig/freezer
It also helps to start it right at dark after the heat of the day and let it cool down overnight
I keep a few 16.9 ounce water bottles in the house freezer for the same purpose.
Added benefit is when you are camping and want to go on a hike or the beach you can take them with you to drink later or even put them in a cooler.
I do the same. It works great!
I also put a cup of frozen water in my freezer. I put a cup of water in my home freezer too. Then I put a coin on top. If at any point the coin sinks at all or drops to the bottom, I know the freezer lost power abs there could be issues with the food.
Flip those shelves upside down and it’ll have a little lip in the front! Awesome mod sir!
Thanks for the tip, I will try it
Was thinking the same thing..the lip will hold the items on if you encounter rough roads.
Flip them over and put them in the kitchen in a shorter cabinet. They will sit on an angle and you can put your cans on them sideways. It lets you see all of your cans. Do it on a Dime vlogger showed this as an organizational hack.
@@skippy3840 Great idea. I'm just afraid of overloading the shelves beyond the weight capacity of those 4 command strips with the hooks. Please let us know how well they hold up after a couple thousand miles. THANKS
@@gzlpete These have been up for a couple of years now with no failures. They are holding all of our clothes so there is a little bit of weight on them also
i liked the curtain rods , and the sink strainer.
Thanks!
Love the shelf liner for the shower. Genius! Also the tip about the multi function wall clock. I found one on Amazon that doesn't tick! Score! 😃
Thanks! Just a few common sense upgrades...
If you turn those two wire shelf’s over, you will have a lip that holds everything on the shelf in. Great ideas! Respectfully, Kevin
Yep. I have turned the top one over but left the bottom smooth so that I could slide out the bins like drawers. Works great!
Great idea for the cabinets
Thanks!
don't know what's not to like about this video - I think it's full of cool ideas!
Thanks! There will always be haters lol
great tips! we are newbies to a small rv. thanx
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the mods. I did the wire rack hack... the wife flipped her lid! She loved it. Gonna try your other mods. Most guys post complicated, pricey hacks. Yours were simple and effective. Thanks
Thanks! The wire racks totally change the dynamic of the wardrobe. I always try to do things the best, cheapest way...
Whenever doing these types of videos, you should link the products you’re using in the description for us.. it keeps us coming back to your channel for suggestions.
Noted. I did tell you I got it from Harbor Freight though...
that fan is a great idea, it could be zip tied to the underside of the shelf so you don't lose space on the shelf
Thanks! I thought about that but you do not want anything directly above the fan restricting the airflow so it works well on top of the shelf...
I've seen dozens of RV Hack videos, and most of them show the same things. But, you came up with some pretty cool ideas. Thank you!
Thanks! I try to think outside the box lol
Glad we found your channel. You offer some “why didn’t I think of that “ ideas. Keep us informed with more ideas.
Thank you! Will do! As we approach going full time RVing there will be more soon...
I am TOTALLY loving changing the hanging closet to shelving!
Thanks! it works soooo much better this way...
My husband and I just rented in RV for the first time ever. We hit the road in a few hours!! I came across your channel as I’m prepping for our trip. You have so many wonderful tips. I’m so glad I found you!
Have fun! It is a great lifestyle...
Great idea for the refrigerator adding a small pc fan with rechargeable battery. I’ve added one to the back of my refrigerator to get better cooling from the outside air. Also if you mounted that refrigerator fan to the bottom of the shelf vs the top you will have more space in the refrigerator.
Thanks! Yes I experimented with it and moved it lower and it works well. I also put a couple of new computer fans in the rear of mine and hooked it into the 12v so they run all the time and it really helped the cooling
Slick trick with the command hook shelves. Definitely going to utilize that in the pantry
Thanks! It works pretty well...
Just now watching this video; lots of great 👍🏻 ideas.
Thanks!
Hey Matt, very very good video. I really enjoyed the way you’re down to earth presentation the way that you speak like a normal person not like an instructor I especially like the cheap hacks. We are kindred spirits.
Thanks!
In my Salem 167RBX I used a couple of those broom handle clamps attached to the wall behind the toilet to hold a Swiffer broom/mop to keep it out of the way. In the campground I live in the cell coverage is very spotty. I needed altitude for a stronger cell signal. I used a painter's roller extension handle wit a WeBoost RV antenna attached to the top. The pole is held to the camper with larger handle clamps in much the same way as my Swiffer is attached to the bathroom wall. If need be, I can extend the antenna to 24 feet. Of course, it comes down for storage while travelling.
Great mods!
Thanks great ideas. Similiar to your cheap curtain rod for the cabinet, I use a larger shower curtain rod in the bathroom against the wall to hang towels. I created a shelf in my pass through storage with 5x5 vinyl fence post and a light piece of plywood. My ladder and a few other things fit below making them accessible without unloading my whole compartment.
Great idea!
@cameraman763 I'd be interested in seeing a video on this!
I'm definitely going to use the tip for the shower sky light and the refrigerator fan. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Great Video...I'm going to use the Refrig idea.
Just came across this channel. I'm slow, but I recently retired, and we bought a Class C. I only NOW realized i had subscribed to Florida Boys Outdoors channel and recognized who you were. Following you here now.
Thanks!
Great ideas!!
Thanks!
The best thing I did to add kitchen form and function to our Mallard M260 was to buy a wall unit at a thrift store to store my plates, bowls, food storage containers, pots,pans and small appliances. Put stopper casters on it so it's easy to store with bungie cords against the kitchen area and secure the casters. We use the top of it for food prep.
Yep, storage is the name of the game in RV living...
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Found this video and thought your closet trick was genius! Thanks!
Thanks!
Great ideas. Some I've never thought of! Thanks.
Thanks!
Quick tip for cooling fridge much faster. Put two or three freezer packs I. In ours I put two in freezer and one just below. Two to four hours it was ready to go.
That works great if you need quick cooling...
My favorite mods are, 1) I 3D printed a fan housing that fits over a couple of the fins and using the same style computer FAN I wired it into the Dometic Light hot side of the switch, so it is powered by the RV all the time. 2) Hangers over the washroom door to hang cloths or damp towels on, Just hooks over the door and provides 6 nice chrome hooks. 3) Under Counter dimming strip lights, I got them so they run on 12v, wired into the existing counter lights, just wave your hand under the first light and it lights up the entire counter with warm white LED light, the longer you hold your had, the brighter they get. 4) Put a Bar fridge in the rear storage outside compartment, and added an outlet to plug it in.... Great for those days you go shopping and come back with more than will fit in the tiny RV Fridge... Essentially doubles our cold storage for like a hundred bucks... Thanks for the great video, Some ideas I never thought of that I will take from it... Cheers!
Definitely great mods. I may have to try a couple of them, thanks!
I use a similar cube for a footrest and store my dirty clothes in it in a trash bag. When I get home I have all my dirty laundry in a removable bag.
That is a great use for the cube, I never thought about that...
Awesome TY!!!
Thanks!
That shower window tip was a good one.
Thanks! It really helps to keep down the heat
Great ideas! I will be using all of them! Thanks 😊
Thanks!
I really love the way you put the shelf liner on the shower skylight! It gets so hot in the bathroom and I had the silver insulation taped to it but it kept falling down due to the heat. Great idea! I'll be doing that today!
Thanks! It blocks out about 1/2 of the light and heat coming into the shower. Very easy to do...it is just ordinary shelf liner from Wal Mart
@@skippy3840 Right now I have the silver bubble stuff on all of my windows and the skylight. Waiting to get awnings for the windows since there aren't any. I'm in south west Florida and it's so hot that I have put a better air conditioner in that saves more electric. I just bought the camper and it has some damage so I have had my friends helping me and I'm always looking for ways to make it easier and nicer. I did get the shelf liner and have to put it up. I'm not new to the camper/vehicle life. My father was a trucker for 42 years and I was an escort for oversize semis. I have many hacks that I'd like to share.
Thanks for the shelving idea with the command strips. I will be using that this weekend in my pantry area.👍
Thanks! It is working well...
Closet idea was brilliant 👍🏼
Glad you think so! The command hooks are still going strong...
Thank you
You're welcome
Hey Matt cool tricks you have I’m only 28 years old and u trick helps us a lot thanks 🙏🏻
Thanks!
Thought I had it bad till I saw he only had one outfit when he opened that wardrobe 😁
Lol thats all my wife will let me have...
I really like that shelf idea!
Thanks!
One of the best I’ve watched
Thanks!
Lol. . . Very true. . I like your style. .
I appreciate that lol
Some great ideas here. Thank you for the suggestions . Just a word to the wise, we tried the command hooks holding up the racks in our closet. It was a big fail! We also tried tension rods holding them up. Also a fail. The only thing that worked was creating two sidewalls out of thin plywood and creating rails out of trim to hold the racks. This was the only way to keep the racks up without them falling. In the end it works perfectly and no nails in the walls of the closet were needed.
thanks! I have not had any issues with the command hooks but your plywood fix works also...
Different command hooks have different load capacity. You may have had light weighted ones and didn't realize it.
I did exactly this also. Super easy and works great.
Great tips! Love the tip for the sky light in the shower
Glad you liked it!!
its ok, but im wondering if the sun would melt it to the glass.. i think i would rather use the spray tint and tint that window and maybye a few others..
Excellent Video
Thank you for sharing this...
Glad you liked it!
If not mentioned before, one of our favorite mods that my husband did was dimmer switches on the living area and bedroom lights. He just replaced the switches with the dimmers. It's so much better than looking like an airport landing strip!
We found ones that worked with LEDs
Good video. Thanks!.
Great idea!
@@skippy3840 Thanks. After installing the first one we found out there are several brands of dimmers. We then found a black touch sensor dimmer that works well and was almost half the price.
@@susanvandegrift4466 can you tell me the Brand Name of the dimmer Switch you had bought and where did you find them? I am sure on Amazon. We are new in the RV World and this is a Mod right up our Alley
@@dfwquiltr37 we found 2 on Amazon that we're using.
Bedroom, less $ - The Facon 12 volt touch dimmer
www.amazon.com/dp/B072349JZN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_7sczFbF3SRXQ3
Living area - American Technology Components 12 volt dimmer, a little bigger hole for replacement, but the slide gives more control to adjust it and seems to dim lights more.
www.amazon.com/dp/B079TJZ6DF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_MwczFbW3PKD9Z
Hope that helps! 🌝
I use a motion night light in the bathroom. Plugs in the outlet we never use and it just kicks on as soon as you walk in. No looking for a button to push and perfect amount of light.
Cool. I thought about one of those also...
We use a regular night light. Turn it on at bedtime and off in the morning.
Cool ideas! I think I'll be utilizing some of these tips, thanks.
Thanks! I would love to see what you come up with...
Wow great ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you like them!
Good idea for your closet.
Thanks!
New subscriber here. Thanks for all of the tips here. I will be using some of them for sure. Just purchased a 2009 Gulfstream Yellowstone, small for sure but it is just for myself and pup. Well maybe my daughter or a grandson. I didn't want any slide or a very long rig - keeping my comfort zone for when I drive. Plan to watch a few other video's for ideas and such. I'll be a newbie solo grandma RVing gal.
Welcome aboard! I hope a few of my tips will help you
Great ideas 💡 Thanx !! Small curtain rod holders and foot stool storage space was my favs. Oh yeah and the multi clock ...
Thanks!
Awesome video!!! a lot of good ideas in here, that will definetly come in handy when I buy a camper
Thanks!
Awesome ideas 💡 thanks 🙏
No problem!
Nice tips !!
Thanks!
Thanks for the info and ideas!
Thanks for watching!
I love the shells in the wardrobe. I'll do the same
Thanks!
Great video! I love mods (or "how an engineer thinks")
Thanks!
nice tips thanks
Thanks!
Really Great ideals !! I am going to try a few!! My only ideal is I go to dollar tree an get the rolls of bags for pet clean up and I keep a roll in my drivers door of RV an Tow car because with the Corona virus I use the bag on my hand to pump gas 😎🤣 I get funny looks but keeps germs away!! Lol
Great idea!
We've been doing it from day one. People think it's cool!
Great tips. Thanks Sir.
My pleasure!
Here’s the cheapest little trick. Do any of you keep some frozen food in your freezer between trips? Wonder if the power went out for a while and spoiled the food? Fill a soda cap with water and freeze and a coin next to it. Once the water is frozen place the coin on the ice in the cap. If the coin sinks to the bottom of the cap, you know the it thawed out and re freezed and the food is questionable.
That is a good trick also...
RVTravel TV
I had a yacht in a harbor and you never knew if the shore power was lost during the week. It happened twice. Once when they had to move my boat for dock repairs and forgot to plug it back in. The other time when a storm shook the connection loose and back on again. Both times my trick told me to clean out the fridge. Safe better than sorry.
Great tips! Thanks! 😁
You're so welcome!
We use the walkies as well. Total marriage saver!
You are telling me lol
Give this a thought. Use your phones. More than likely your phone is connected to your vehicle via bluetooth. You dont have to hold it while you're trying to back in. You can keep your hands on the steering wheel and still talk to your wife.
@@theblindsharpshooter Most of the places that we camp have zero cell reception.
Noted so many. Thank you!
Thanks!
Just came across this video... Thanks! Now I am a new subscriber!!😀
Thanks! More videos coming soon...
Thank you for all the suggestions, I will definitely be using most of them.
You're so welcome!
Fantastic hacks!
Thanks!
Great information. Thanks a bunch
Glad it was helpful!
Very creative ! Great ideas thank you !
Glad you like them!
I’ve seen so many “hack” videos I almost didn’t watch this. I’m so glad I did!! I’m going to use 5 of them that I haven’t seen before. Especially the shelving idea. I have a small 20’ travel trailer and the hanging space is so short in the closets even shirts scrunch up at the bottom. I’ll do this shelving idea in each of them on either side of my bed. Thank you!!!
thanks! I try to be original when I can...
I like that several of these hacks are quite original! Saw several that I am going to use. One of my most used hacks is a cheap extra electric burner...it saves my propane and doesn't cost me extra since I am already paying for hookup.
RVTravel TV Just a quick update here. I put the shelves in the closets on each side of the bed. Amazing!! I put ALL my clothes in there and it works perfectly. They don’t fall down when I’m traveling either. Thanks for the hack!!
@@loriw2661 No worries. If you use the right command hooks it works great
@@longdogt6724 Yep...I have one of those as well. Got it at Wal Mart for $12...
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Went to Walmart and got spring rods and placed them inside of the window valances. We then got some thermal drapes and hung them on the rods. The drapes will keep the heat out during the day. That way you don't need to raise and lower the window shades and take a chance of messing them up.
Great idea!
On your Fridge fan mod ,try installing the fan on the u/side of the wire shelf . If onlyto gain additional space? Nice ideas,thanks
I thought about that. You dont want anything directly above it limiting the airflow...
Great havks. I plan to do the same or slightly modified . Thank you.
thanks! I would love to see what you come up with...
Thanks! Great advice!
Glad it was helpful!
Great tips ! Thanks for sharing them.
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the tips, see you on the road soon.
You bet!
Nice work sir, thank you.
Thanks!
Great tips 👍
Thanks!
best REAL mod and hack video!!
Thanks!
Good tips!
Glad you like them!
i run a class c, space is tight. found that if i add a 12 v cig plug under the bed, then walmart has 12v dc clip on fans. with those i can move air even with out ac power. helps when you cant run the generator or be plugged in. can also be used while traveling to keep air moving for the back passengers or animals. the reason i added under the bed was that is where the aux batteries come in. so i am not running on the main battery. simple, and i used a little used circuit to hook up to(in this case the awning motor circuit.
Nice one...
We're in the middle of building our box van conversion and your videos are going to be very useful for us friend.
Glad it was helpful!
Great vid thx.
Thanks for watching!
Great ideas! I really appreciate your use of common items as easy solutions (cpu fan!). Thanks for posting and I'm now a subscriber. See you on the road.
Awesome, thank you!
Great Mods!
Glad you like them!
Actually cheap, easy, & most of all USEFUL mods. Shelves hold so much more than hangars I don’t know why more closets aren’t like your mod. I also use computer fans in my mini fridge, but managed to get 2 wired to one usb port so I have one in each compartment & cut a slot in my gasket for the cord to plug in outside (sealed with Silicone caulk). But for a weekend or not wanting to muck with the gasket, the lipstick sized power banks make a lot of sense, as does how you lifted the shower mount. I like the way you think.
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LUV’d this, thanks for all the ideas
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Great video
Thank you sir
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If the walkie-talkies are a significant advantage to you, and considering they are relatively inexpensive, you should consider a spare, identical set bc they are not very rugged. If one becomes OOS, you have nothing. You can always swap out a battery, or even lend one to another person if that situation comes up. Four is three, three is two, two is none.
Not really a must have, just kinda fun to use while in a park...
Great ideas. I have one of those indoor/outdoor temp units, going to do that to monitor the temp of the fridge while on the road. AWESOME IDEA.
Thanks! It is a great way to monitor the fridge temp
If you flip the shelf upside down the basket won’t slide…..unless you need it to slide.
Use induction cook top to avoid heating up the place when cooking. They do pull pretty good amps so be cautious to not trip fuses. Must use ss pans that a magnet will stick to
We usually cook outside, cooking inside tends to permanently smell up your rig...
I have two and we use them exclusively when we cook inside, unless we are in a National Park and have no electricity. I would rather use the electricity I’m paying for at the campground than use my propane.
Great tips.... You have a new subscriber!
Awesome! Thank you!
Great ideas! Good video. Gave you a sub.
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