Leap of faith with some questions
The wife and I have decided to sell our home and become full timers! I'm excited and nervous all at once. One of my first questions is where do you do laundry? I've looked at the little counter top wa...
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Pick a 'domicile' state......that will be your legal residency
Then set up a 'change of address' with a mail forwarding service
This will become your legal address used for DL, registrations, insurance, voting, where your mail is sent, etc
Laundry .........town laundry Mats, CG laundries
Pick at week day and go get it down...couple hours (Wednesday was our laundry day...early morning---wash/dry fold then late breakfast/early lunch)
RV Furnace......
Uses DC and propane so you need both
Better equipped RVs have enclosed/heated underbellies to HELP keep tanks/piping etc from freezing in winter. If furnace supplies that heat via a duct into underbelly you will need to run furnace (some have heat pads on tanks that require 120V AC or 12V DC Power)
Supplement heat via space heaters to stay warm is OK just don't forget running furnace
Monday was our 'travel day'
Wednesday was our 'laundry day'
Tuesday/Thursday/Friday were for 'adventuring'...'entertainment'....local excursions etc
Saturday was prep day...checking truck/rv over. Cleaning/light maintenance etc
Sunday....total relaxation
Great lifestyle. Hope it pans out for you
Then set up a 'change of address' with a mail forwarding service
This will become your legal address used for DL, registrations, insurance, voting, where your mail is sent, etc
Laundry .........town laundry Mats, CG laundries
Pick at week day and go get it down...couple hours (Wednesday was our laundry day...early morning---wash/dry fold then late breakfast/early lunch)
RV Furnace......
Uses DC and propane so you need both
Better equipped RVs have enclosed/heated underbellies to HELP keep tanks/piping etc from freezing in winter. If furnace supplies that heat via a duct into underbelly you will need to run furnace (some have heat pads on tanks that require 120V AC or 12V DC Power)
Supplement heat via space heaters to stay warm is OK just don't forget running furnace
Monday was our 'travel day'
Wednesday was our 'laundry day'
Tuesday/Thursday/Friday were for 'adventuring'...'entertainment'....local excursions etc
Saturday was prep day...checking truck/rv over. Cleaning/light maintenance etc
Sunday....total relaxation
Great lifestyle. Hope it pans out for you
