What a mess

When something catastrophic happens like that, the first order of business is to grab the camera...

Yup, you've got to get everything "Sea-worthy" inside the trailer. Even then, stuff happens.

Like was said, the floor is now clean. Maybe the cabinets got an oil conditioning too..

All I can say is GREAT POST.
That mixture that "committed suicide" almost sounds like something on the menu of an expensive and pretentious restaurant.
Thanks...

I made a short stop just recently 8 miles from the park. Smooth road in, no sudden stops. Went inside fiver when I reached destination, found refrigerator door open (nothing fell out), cabinet door broken off, kitchen faucet handle to cold water gone, one tie down for television broken and one other thing messed up.
Think a gremlin must have entered in 8 miles. None of this has happened to me before in 24 years of rving.

Fortunately, unlike you, I had no mess to clean up. Just some repair work which I did myself in the next few days. Ready to roll again.

That was a very funny post! :B

I once used that 'jumped off and committed suicide' humor in a written report describing an incident of product loss at work. A cart hit a pothole, bouncing up and dumping it's expensive contents on the floor, breaking everything. Management didn't see the humor in the situation, unfortunately. :(

Sounds like you need better cabinet safety latches!

Sounds like when Lucy made the salad while traveling in the trailer!

Fun times. And memorable.

BTW, we will not put glass containers in the cupboards - just because of that example.

Mine was Soy Sauce and rice that jumped ship in Alaska. My 5er smelled like a Chinese Restaurant for a week. Man what a mess. **** permafrost heaves. Your post brought back fond memories.

I'm so glad to see your thread. I thought I had it bad. Earlier this week I opened a cupboard door and found I had inadvertently failed to put in one of the rods that spans across the cupboard opening and a plastic container with about 2 lbs. of powdered sugar went flying. It bounced off the counter, the lid flew off and in one swift move it threw out about 1/3 of the contents before landing upright in the empty but open trash can. (how lucky is THAT?)

My first thought was ANTS!!!!!! And it was right at the end of the slide where the sugar went behind and down and . . . and . . . and . . etc., etc., etc. So fortunate that most was still in the container and in the trash can all nicely contained.

I got it all cleaned up and must have done a good job because I haven't seen any signs of ants or anything.

BUT, there's no doubt, your experience tops mine.

LOL

Dale

Rear kitchens and RR crossings are also good for death by suicide of contents. Great post.