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Securing Your RV From Pests Vol. 4: Rattlesnakes Ants, mice, and spiders (oh my!) might feel minuscule when it comes to the pest we’re covering today; rattlesnakes. The good news? Rattlesnakes aren’t all that prevalent in many parts of the country. In other areas, though, they can be a real concern when you’re camping. So, if you ever plan on traveling to the Southwestern part of the country, these tips are important to keep in mind. We probably don’t have to tell you twice that …

You may be noticing a theme with some of our recent blog posts: The truth is, no one wants to deal with pests, rodents, or insects crawling around their home on wheels. Today’s offender might be the creepy-crawliest yet - the spider. The good news? Most spiders are actually beneficial. They help to control the insect population, which would otherwise completely be out of control. It’s true that some spiders can be dangerous. But, it’s likely they don’t mean to cause you any harm. …

When you first take a leap into the recreational vehicle lifestyle, there’s a lot you don’t know. Sure, you were pulled in by the glitz and glamour of the life. Was it the big exclusive paint schemes on every RV that made them look absolutely unique compared to other RVs out on the road that attracted you? How about the fact that all RVs on the road are absolutely maintenance free and never need repaired? It was probably the need to never upgrade RVs because they come out of the factori …

How to Keep Mice Out of Your RV When you’re on a fun family camping trip or spending most of your time in your RV in the great outdoors, you’re bound to share some space with local critters. This includes, as you might expect, mice. You can’t really blame a mouse for trying to sneak into your mobile home. After all, you pulled up to his territory first! But, no one likes these little rodents scurrying around their RV. We’re not talking about Mickey, here. Thankfully, there are sever …

You own an older RV and you find yourself wanting (and in some cases, needing) to upgrade your rig inside and out. There’s a lot to consider when choosing to move forward with improvements to your recreational vehicle. You have to make a prioritized list of what repairs and improvements that you need to make first. With that list you need to ask yourself, ‘What are am I looking for?’ Do you need a new amber colored tail light? Are you looking to replace a lighting scheme with more att …