Hey folks! My name is Chad. My husband, Jon, and I will be beginning our full time RVing adventure toward the end of January. We are currently in San Francisco and will be chasing the sun. We are still learning about all this. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. I feel like there are a million things that we haven't thought of as we transition to this new life. Thanks 🙂  ... View more

Greetings!  I’m new new to the rv world. I’m looking to buy my first used all season rv. I’m planning on traveling for the next two years. Can anyone recommend a suitable all season rv? Very much appreciated! Brian ... View more

Folks, I'd love to hear a conversation of packets vs liquid for black holding tank deodorizer. I have always dumped little bottles of the stuff and am fairly happy, but I like the idea of throwing a packet down the toilet instead because it seems less messy and more convenient. However, I want works best. Does anyone have any opinions on this matter. There are too many options out there! 🙂 Thanks, Matt ... View more

Morning everyone. I have noticed on a few RV park websites, regulations for how tall a flag pole can extend beyond the top of the rv when your flying the flag of your choice. I plan to fly two, so I was curious how tall some of your's are. 2 ft , 3 ft I plan on mounting the flag pole hanger about a ft below the top of my 12 ft tall rv. ... View more

That's the question. Which dehumidifier do y'all use? Thanks, Phil ... View more

Has anyone done it. That's right, either install a pellet stove or a real wood stove in their RV, motorcoach or camper to winter over In NE PA, or basically 4 months of freezing hell. There are small units made for tents I see but I don't see why you can't install one of these small natural wood stoves in an RV as long as you keep a window cracked for proper draft and run a a CO detector for safety?. Pellet stoves do need electric to fire tho, and they are very easy to install in a home, they just need a dryer type vent. Firewood burners more elaborate with stovepipe/chimney. ... View more

Last year we had planned a trip a weekend apart so I had left some food items in the fridge. There ended up being a thunderstorm which shut off the power to the fridge while it was in my driveway and it all spoiled. I cleaned it and it was mold free for the rest of the summer. When I opened it this spring, the fridge was absolutely gross. It had lots of mold and mostly in the same places from last summer (the lower shelf in the door and the freezer). It had spread a bit more though. I have cleaned it again and have the doors propped open to keep the air flowing. But the rubber seal around the freezer is stained and no matter how I scrub it didn't come clean. I'm using a thyme oil cleaner which is a natural mildew killer. Why I'm posting is two reasons: #1. Any suggestions on what type of cleaner I should use to remove the stains in the rubber seal. #2. What could I keep in the fridge and freezer to keep it from molding up again other than keeping the doors open. Would baking soda work? That's more about smell I thought? A cup of salt? Thank you ... View more

Getting ready to buy my first travel trailer. Looking for seasonal camping in south east Michigan. Ant suggestions? Thanks ... View more

Hello all, newbie Canuck just joined this weekend. After tons of research, test-drives and formal inspections, I've finally bought a wee Class B for myself. Any constructive advice for a woman travelling solo? I've heard everything from "you're brave/insane" to "stay in Canada only". I am pushing 50, have common sense and mechanical aptitude, so I don't see what the big deal is. I've chosen Good Sam over CAA(AAA), so that's a start. (A reminder that guns are out of the question here.) Thanks to all! ... View more

I am looking for a good internet that would work for Xbox Live. ... View more