Items you have "Discovered that you really use in the Coach.

[Busskipper]

Share with us a few items you have "Discovered that you really use in the Motor Coach.

1. Earthquake putty - Allows the DW to decorate the Coach - Lamps - Flower pots - all those things "she" needs to have in the Coach. In 15 years have never had an issue.

Putty

2. VELCRO - Industrial Strength - 2" Wide Tape - More for me to so the same things the DW does in the Coach - inside the storage bays - hold almost anything in place - stack boxes - hang keys - stop squeaks, yes I used it to stop a metal to fiberglass rub in my old Trop-i-Cal.

Velcro

3. Makita - Vacuum - Drill - Light - Impact gun - How did we ever live with out them.

Vacuum

During the winter slow down let's share.

Hoping this will post – for some reason the Forum, seems to only work about half the time anymore.

[ncrowley]

Since we camp out west where the air is very dry, we find our humidifier helps us sleep better.

We use our RV Garmin on every trip.

We listen to books on the iPod on every trip. It makes the miles go by and we listen to some great books.

[ORbiker]

Google Chromecast is handy to watch Netflix's once in a while.

[fortytwo]

+1 what wildbill said. IR thermometer to check tires at each stop. Clean hands, and more informative than thumping with the baton.

Earthquake putty and velcro also indispensible, but mostly they are a put in place and forget.

110 voltmeter plugged into an easy to see outlet.

Brian-in-Michigan: me too!!

[WILDEBILL308]

Master Card.
Bill

[gbopp]

Miller Lite 🙂 🙂 🙂

[Gjac]

MM everyday, IR gun when traveling, bike every day when camped, rubber raft sometimes when fishing along with rods, mask snorkel and fins when ever camped by clean water, hiking poles and boots usually out west, cell phone with Copilot for travel along with gas buddy, Waze, and WeatherBug. Never use the TV, sun visor, or running shoes anymore. Rarely use my base ball hat only when driving directly into the sun, sometimes use electric chain saw for fire wood or to remove fallen trees across remote camping spots.

[BrianinMichigan]

"Share with us a few items you have "Discovered that you really use in the Motor Coach."
There is this semi round bowl in a closet......:B

[Tripalot]

Indoor/Outdoor thermometer

[Canadian_Rainbi]

Bottle opener.
Corkscrew.
Stainless steel insulated beer mugs.
Stainless steel wine glasses.
:B

[toedtoes]

Packing cubes - they work great to store hoses, electrical cords, electronic cords, clothes, junk drawer items, etc. I even have a battery holder (holds a collection of aa, aaa, c, d, 9v, and button batteries) that fits in a long cube perfectly. So easy to find what I need without making a mess.

[BigSkyBob]

Rescue tape, gorilla tape, compact Bissell steam vac

[Ivylog]

IR temp gun although not as much with getting rid of my NoCold 1200. On a clear day point up and see how low a temp you can get... -30F or 30,000+ feet.

Battery powered drills/vac/flashlights

Cheap volt/ohm meter and test light