What do you leave in your TT all the time?
We upgraded from a PUP to a TT. We are mainly go on weekends. At least once every month sometimes more. In the PUP, I never had room to store clothing, food or anything like that. Now I do. What kind ...
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Our first trip of the year I pack up everything that will stay in the RV for the season. I found small baby food plastic containers are great for some seasonings, salt, parsley, baking soda, baking powder, etc. I buy canned goods for the RV and what isn't used first trip remains for the next. Coffee, sugar, flour, etc goes in snap lid containers that are labeled and remain for the season. Cereal, oatmeal, crackers, anything in a cardboard container gets transferred to snap lid. There are exceptions like pkgs of spaghetti, rice-a-roni, etc. that stay in original containers. Then I only need to purchase fresh food pretty much for the current trip.
No soda pop remains in our RV.
We keep some jackets, spare swimsuits, sweatshirts in the RV all season. Also all linens, towels and beach towels stay. Anything to minimize the 'load time'. We find it only takes us about an hour to load for a trip. We each are responsible for our own clothes, meds, personal effects. I load food while hubby is checking tires and prepping the RV to roll.
No soda pop remains in our RV.
We keep some jackets, spare swimsuits, sweatshirts in the RV all season. Also all linens, towels and beach towels stay. Anything to minimize the 'load time'. We find it only takes us about an hour to load for a trip. We each are responsible for our own clothes, meds, personal effects. I load food while hubby is checking tires and prepping the RV to roll.
