Moving from P'up to TT ?'s
So after the season was over here I made the leap to the TT after camping in a Pop-up. I have the basics that go along with camping life but now I am looking at a grey water tank (instead of a 5g buck...
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You have a lot covered and many other good ideas and suggestions. I will tell you another not so common suggestion that has been one of the cheapest things we added but made an aspect of the camper go from somewhat unusable to perfection.
So you mentioned having the oven, which leads me to believe you may use it. Nothing like warm biscuits or cinnamon rolls, especially on a cool morning to help warm the camper and the soul.
When we first used our rv oven, awful. It is a single burner down the middle, cooked uneven and scorched. Here is the trick. Unglazed ceramic floor tiles. Unglazed is key. Couldn't find them at home depot or lowes, had to go to a specialty floor shop. He happened to have some 4"x4" left from a job, charged me $0.25 a piece. I bought 8. 4 for use, 4 for backup. I put down a layer of tin foil just to keep them from scratching the metal plate between burner and rack. Put the tiles down, and bingo. I swear the rv oven cooks better than our oven at home. Acts like a pizza stone basically. Also, pick up a cheap oven thermometer at Walmart. Like $2. So for around $3 I made the rv oven go from awful to awesome!
So you mentioned having the oven, which leads me to believe you may use it. Nothing like warm biscuits or cinnamon rolls, especially on a cool morning to help warm the camper and the soul.
When we first used our rv oven, awful. It is a single burner down the middle, cooked uneven and scorched. Here is the trick. Unglazed ceramic floor tiles. Unglazed is key. Couldn't find them at home depot or lowes, had to go to a specialty floor shop. He happened to have some 4"x4" left from a job, charged me $0.25 a piece. I bought 8. 4 for use, 4 for backup. I put down a layer of tin foil just to keep them from scratching the metal plate between burner and rack. Put the tiles down, and bingo. I swear the rv oven cooks better than our oven at home. Acts like a pizza stone basically. Also, pick up a cheap oven thermometer at Walmart. Like $2. So for around $3 I made the rv oven go from awful to awesome!
