It’s November 14th. You’re using the RV as a base camp during hunting season. After a long, icy day in the blind, you’ve returned to the RV dreaming of a steamy shower – and the
It’s invisible. It’s odorless. It’s tasteless. And it can kill you: the “quiet killer.” Sounds like a teaser trailer to a B-grade horror film, but we’re talking about carbon monoxide (CO). Today’s topic: How NOT
I hope you’re reading this post from the comfort of your couch, not skim-reading this sentence as a high-pitched alarm rattles inside your cranium. If your RV propane alarm is going off right now, may
If you’ve read my guide to calculating how long your propane tanks will last, then you know estimating the answer involves math (yuck). And your forecasts will never be 100% accurate. If a 40-degree cold
North America is blessed with some of the most stunning scenery on the planet, from the glaciated Cascades to the snow-capped Rockies to the granite Sierras. Unfortunately, the RV industry is based in Elkhart, Indiana.
“How long will my propane tanks last?” I have the answer. 3 days, 2 hours and 42 minutes. Don’t trust me? Good. Because there is no one-size-fits-all answer to your question. Thankfully, you can easily
Propane is the lifeblood of many RVers. As coursing blood in the body heals and energizes, so does propane carry warmth, enable refrigeration, and help you cook. It’s cheap and abundant – but also easily
I probably look like Buddy the Elf cautiously turning a Jack in the Box every time I change my propane tanks without gloves. Surprise Toys GIF from Elf GIFs Many years ago, I got a
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