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Awnings are great for expanding your camper’s livable space by extending sun and rain coverage to the area right outside your rig. Many people who have added an awning to their camper absolutely love them, but some face issues relating to the quality of the product and can’t actually enjoy their investment because it’s torn and leaky after one season of use. If you’ve decided to add an awning to your camper or need to replace your current awning fabric but aren’t sure how to c …

Updating the furniture in your RV can be an exciting experience as it’s a chance to utilize the space better and change the look and feel of your RV. RV furniture can be considered an investment because it can last a long time and provide comfort and utility if you pick the right piece. What are my options? RV furniture manufacturers are well aware that their market puts great value on items that are functional for a variety of purposes. Space is limited in RVs, so using all of t …

Driving an RV for the first time can be an intimidating experience and may even be why some people decide that RV life isn’t for them. Still, plenty of people out there have gotten over their fear and now feel comfortable behind the wheel of a big rig camper. If you are the new owner of an RV but are worried about driving, here are some tips to consider before hitting the road. Get to Know Your RV RVs are complicated vehicles, and it seems they come with more bells and whistles e …

RVs allow you to easily escape the hustle and bustle of your everyday life and explore the great outdoors. If your RV's air quality is making it difficult to enjoy the fresh air of nature when you are traveling, read on for some tips to freshen up your rig. Dust & sanitize regularly. Dust can build up quickly, and even if seeing it around your camper doesn’t particularly bother you, breathing it in will. Avoid this by dusting every few days with a dry cloth or duster pad. In addition, …

Traveling around the country in an RV requires increased fuel and energy management awareness. As an RV owner, you are responsible for calculating energy consumption because you will not always have access to a permanent source and thus run the risk of running out during your trips. In a previous blog post, we discussed the basics of RV electrical systems as a power source. In this article, we will discuss another power source that RVs utilize while on the road: propane. You will often h …