Junk drawer?

Oh the naughty replies that came into my head. But I'll be nice. We always carry a spare adapter that will allow us to connect to a 110 volt outlet if we don't have access to a regular RV (30 or 50 amp) outlet. I also like a multi-tool such as a Leatherman.

Fuses.

Spare key

Don't worry, it will self-fill after a while.

A really good cork screw??

Quarters. There are always places where you need them to pay for showers, parking, etc., etc.

I also carry a measuring tape and a small notebook to jot down anything else I think of that should be in the junk drawer.

ScottG wrote:
Don't worry, it will self-fill after a while.

Yes, Yes, it will. I have to remove my junk drawer once a year and make sure there is nothing in it I really don't need or it gets to full and won't close.

The spare key idea is a good one. I keep a spare key to the camper in the pickup and a spare key to the pickup in the camper. I also have a spare key to the pickup hidden underneath the pickup. It sucks to wiggle under there in the rain to find it. I have had to do that though.

A good place to keep a spare set of keys is zip tied to the kitchen sink plumbing trap.

As soon as you go into our TT there is a cupboard, open it and there are 3 drawers. In those three drawers are....mini flashlights, a box of pins for the hitch, fuses, string, elastic bands, garbage bags, bear spray, box of split pins, clamps, electrical tape, matches, duct tape, there are others but I would have to think and right now I am tired, LOL

Batteries, light bulbs, a screwdriver kit, painter's tape, scotch tape, Velcro, scissors, caulk.