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Happy Driver Snack Pocket
I took an ordinary pocket-type potholder and added a wide piece of elastic to the back so it can be slipped onto the armrest of the front captain seats. This washable pocket is great for keeping the...
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Power Up – ANYwhere
A Portable Generator Extends Energy Options when hookups are not available Part of the appeal of the motorhome lifestyle is having all the comforts of home wherever you go — and that includes...
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Vise Squad
Whether you’re a hobbyist or just like making your own repairs, the Wilton ATV (All Terrain Vise) could be a handy addition to your rig. The Wilton ATV is a combination vise and sleeve that slides...
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Roof A/C Gasket replacement
Water leakage around an air conditioner means it’s time to replace the gasket before damage occurs Every year, after the first big rain of the season, it’s not uncommon for motorhome owners to...
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Easier Cable Connectors
As I’ve gotten older, it’s more difficult for me to line up and screw in the coaxial cable from the campground into the connection on my RV … not to mention the sometimes-awkward locations of the cable...
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Water Blotter
The countertop around the kitchen faucet in my galley constantly gets wet, and the water runs down the surface and affects other items sitting on the counter. I was tired of the mess, so I bought a...
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THE VOLTS ARE IN
Understanding how motorhome batteries operate, and how to maintain them, can lead to EASIER travels When all goes well on an RV trip, we rarely stop to reflect on the systems and components we rely...
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Air Time
The 2WayAir System by Rock Smasher Engineering Allows Easy Inflation or Deflation of All Tires Simultaneously If there’s one thing that all RVers can agree upon, it’s that checking and adjusting tire...
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Power Up
Converters are designed to provide 12-volt DC current and charge batteries — but not all are created equal Power converters fall into the category of “out of sight, out of mind” — literally. In...
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Super Socket
Replacing a standard 120-volt AC, 15-amp outlet with one that provides USB charging for two devices ends charging clutter In the current era (pun intended), personal electronic equipment is a big...
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Safe & Secure
How to protect your sticks-and-bricks home before heading out on the road We can probably all agree that traveling in a motorhome is the best way to take a vacation, and whether it’s for a long...
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Suck It Up!
DIY: Central vacuum-cleaner installation Installing an InterVac remote vacuum-cleaner system in an unused area saves space and makes cleanup a breeze Whether you’re parked in a low-dust, paved...
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Fridge-Fix
This add-on fan box from Smart RV Products beefs up interior circulation for more efficient operation and less food spoilage RV gas/electric absorption refrigerators are subject to improper...
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Don’t Get Zapped!
Tips on How to Make Your Motorhome Safer During Lightning Strikes According to the National Weather Service, there are more than 22 million cloud-to-ground lightning strikes on average each year in...
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Outside Temperature Sensor
I have a SkyScan digital clock that displays inside and outside temperature. After trying to find a location, when parked, that the outside transmitter unit could sense air temperature without being...
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More Prep Space
Our motorhome just doesn’t have enough counterspace, so I inserted a cutting board into the galley sink edges. It fits perfectly and I still have room for a colander to wash fruits and vegetables. Pete...
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Spray-Head Holder
We found that the holder for the toilet spray head on the side of the toilet was in an inconvenient location. It required bending over to pick up the sprayer and if I forgot that there is a cabinet...
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That’s a Wrap
I use a Christmas-wreath container to store my freshwater hoses. It’s the perfect size for easy coiling, and it keeps the hoses orderly and clean. Basil Vanderboegh | Benton Harbor, Michigan
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Put a Sock on It
My wife and I grew tired of the constant “clinking” of glassware and the eventual scratching/marring of our glasses from bouncing down the road. I screwed a spice rack to the back wall of the cabinet,...
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How to Maximize the Life of Motorhome Tires
With a few protectant products and a little care, premature sidewall damage can be greatly reduced If you own a motorhome long enough, you will eventually have to replace the tires. Most coaches...
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