tough times - Help
I have fallen on tough times and Ive decided to sell my two properties and retreat to my 5th wheel camper until I can get my life straight again. I chose a campground in a nice area and found a f...
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colliehauler wrote:
A RV water heater is safe to leave on. That said it takes a very short time to heat water so you could shut it off during the day and turn it on when you get off work, this would also save a little money.
I use the propane to heat water at the seasonal and shut the heater off of a night so I don't have to listen to it cycle on and off.
It would be great to find someone to walk the dog during the day. I know I would hate to go 8 hours without urination.
Leave the A/C on along with a tv or radio for the dog. This will mask outside noise and the dog will be less likely to bark.
Good luck with your new beginning and remember when one door closes another opens.
I was concerned about safety and cost with respect to the water heater. I think I will turn in off and then turn it on when I return. I need to calculate the electricity cost.. I just dont know how long it would need tun run to keep the tank hot.
I always play music for my dog. I think he will be barky at first but will settle down as the activity becomes normalized.
Since Im under trees.. Im worried about algae and mold.. any treatments I should be spraying on the camper?
