Category: RV Lifestyle

It’s time to go camping, and you eagerly open up your camper, ready to embark on new adventures. But as you turn on the water, an unpleasant odor fills the air. It smells like rotten eggs. Did someone leave eggs in the camper? Don’t worry; you’re not alone. Many RV owners have encountered this issue. In this article, we’ll explore the causes behind the rotten egg smell in your camper’s water system and provide you with effective solutions to eliminate the odor. Say goodbye to the stench and enjoy fresh, clean water during your travels.

Understanding the Rotten Egg Smell

The rotten egg smell in your camper’s water system is typically caused by anaerobic bacteria reacting with magnesium or aluminum anode rods, resulting in the release of hydrogen sulfide gas. Peroxide, a [...]

RV Parks are a great way to enjoy the outdoors while having all the amenities of home at your fingertips. However, with many people sharing a small space, it’s important to be considerate of others and follow proper etiquette. Here are 11 RV Campground Etiquette Rules We Wish Everyone Knew:

1. Keep noise levels down – Remember that people are on vacation to relax, so keep your noise levels to a minimum, especially after dark.
2. Respect other people’s space – Keep a safe distance between RVs and be mindful of privacy when using outdoor spaces.
3. Keep the park clean – Do your part to keep the park clean by properly disposing of trash and cleaning up after your pets.
4. Follow parking rules – Follow the designated parking rules for RVs [...]

Camping is a great way to get outside and enjoy the beauty of nature, but it can be overwhelming for beginners. One way to ease into camping is by using an RV. RVs provide many of the comforts of home, such as a place to sleep and a kitchen, but also allow you to experience the beauty of nature. Here are some tips for camping for beginners with an RV:

1. Start small: If you’re new to camping and RVing, it’s best to start with small, short trips close to home. This will allow you to get used to the RV and camping lifestyle without feeling overwhelmed.
2. Be prepared: Before leaving for your trip, make a checklist of everything you will need, from bedding and dishes to toilet paper and [...]

Camping with kids can be a fun and rewarding experience for the whole family, and an RV can make it even more enjoyable. RVs provide many of the comforts of home, such as a place to sleep and a kitchen, but also allow you to experience the beauty of nature. Here are some tips for camping with kids in an RV:

1. Make it a family affair: Involve your kids in the planning process, let them help pick the campsite, activities and meals. It will make them feel invested in the trip and make it more fun for everyone.
2. Bring activities: Pack a variety of games and activities to keep the kids entertained. Bring things like coloring books, card games, and small toys to keep them occupied while on the [...]

Camping on a budget is a great way to enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank. And, one of the best ways to camp on a budget is with an RV. RVs provide many of the comforts of home, such as a place to sleep, cook and a toilet, but also allow you to experience the beauty of nature. Here are some tips for camping on a budget with an RV:

1. Rent an RV: Instead of buying an RV, which can be expensive, consider renting one. This way, you can try out different types of RVs to find the one that best suits your needs and budget.
2. Look for discounts: Many RV parks offer discounts for seniors, military personnel, and other groups. Be sure to ask about any [...]

Your house as a smart thermostat so why not your RV? Great news, you can add your own smart thermostat to your RV, and it takes 10 minutes. Before we get started you are going to need to find out what thermostat is in your RV. This will be handy because you will need to purchase your smart thermostat. You can go to your local dealer or you can do what I did and went over to https://www.microair.net/products/easytouch-rv-thermostat.

The EasyTouch™ RV Touch Screen Thermostat with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is supposed to be one of the best in the RV industry, so I wanted to see if everyone was right.

When you go to the website you can click on “Which Model Do I Need?” and it [...]

For many years, The main latch/knob of RV Door locks have been keyed with two locks. You have your Master Key, also reference as a Passkey and then you have the Deadbolt Lock.

If you are locked out of your RV and you only locked the Passkey you may be in luck! The Passkey was created for the convenience for RV manufactures, transport drivers and RV Dealers. You can identify the Passkey with a small letter (C,D,E,etc.) next to the key hole. So, if you are locked out of your RV at the campground and it’s the Passkey that is locked, you can find someone with the corresponding Passkey and enter your RV.