Traveling with things on counter
Just wondering how many travel with things on there counter tops? We have never done this for fear of getting bounced off. Ran into a couple that keeps their canisters, toaster and coffee maker on cou...
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rhagfo wrote:Cummins12V98 wrote:mr. ed wrote:
There is an excellent non-slip material (don't know what it's called)that I found at a local dollar store. a generous roll was only about $1. Its appearance is like some sort of open weave cloth material.However, I do agree with others that it's best to put things away. That material I mentioned is also good to use in cabinets to keep things from moving.
Another non-slip material is a plastic called Dysum. I've only seen it at rehab facilities but I'm sure it can be obtained elsewhere.
Even that would not have stopped our KitchenAid from hopping across our RV! Store EVERYTHING!!!
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Ron has a big 5er with a great smooth riding suspension, why take a chance?????
I am lucky I did not have the RV behind as it would have actually came odd the ground. I think the truck nearly had all six tires off the ground. This was on a Texas highway near Dallas. My wife spoke some words I usually don't hear from her! Nothing would have stayed in place over that "BUMP".
