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Full-Time RVer Newsletter #45, December 21, 2022
Volume 2. Issue 45 Welcome to the Full-Time RVer Newsletter, published every other Wednesday by RVtravel.com. Here you’ll find helpful RV-related and full-time RV living tips from the pros, travel advice, and anything else of interest to full-timers or those who aspire to be. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate you. Please tell your friends about us. Please consider signing up for other newsletters from RVtravel.com. Easy unsubscribe if you don’t like what you see.
Full-time RVing: Living small while living large
By Jim Twamley Jim Twamley’s writings were a favorite among our readers for many years. Jim’s health finally forced him to “hang up the keys,” but we like to dip into the archives and pull out pertinent “oldies” to share. Here’s one of them: We love RVing. In fact, we enjoy it so much we sold our house and now we RV every day. We are living large while traveling in the comfort of our motorhome. One Sunday while attending the church of a friend who pastors in Bend, Oregon, we were talking outside.
RV Daily Tips. Friday, September 16, 2022
Issue 1950 Welcome to RV Travel’s Daily Tips Newsletter, where you’ll find helpful RV-related tips from the pros, travel advice, product reviews and more. Thanks for joining us. Please tell your friends about us. Today’s thought “When I was about eight, I decided that the most wonderful thing, next to a human being, was a book.” ― Need an excuse to celebrate? Today is National Guacamole Day! On this day in history: 1880 – The Cornell Daily Sun prints its first issue in Ithaca, New York.
Clean your RV's interior (and more) with baby wipes
By Jim Twamley Baby wipes are so powerful I don’t know why we allow them to be used on babies. Really, these things have potent cleaning power. We used to mop the floor but now we do the job with wipes. They cut through dried up, caked on spills with ease and dry much faster than mop water. Baby wipes do a great job shining up a faucet. They are also good for cleaning the shower stall and sinks.
RV Daily Tips. Monday, September 5, 2022
Issue 1941 Welcome to RV Travel’s Daily Tips Newsletter, where you’ll find helpful RV-related tips from the pros, travel advice, product reviews and more. Thanks for joining us. Please tell your friends about us. Today’s thought “Though you can love what you do not master, you cannot master what you do not love.” —Mokokoma Mokhonoana Need an excuse to celebrate? Today is Labor Day, of course! It’s also National Be Late For Something Day, so we hope you took the opportunity to sleep in.
RV Daily Tips. Thursday, June 30, 2022
Issue 1894 Welcome to RV Travel’s Daily Tips Newsletter, where you’ll find helpful RV-related tips from the pros, travel advice, product reviews and more. Thanks for joining us. Please tell your friends about us. If you shop at Amazon.com we’d appreciate you using this link. We get an itty bitty commission if you buy something, but they add up and help us pay our bills (most importantly our hard-working writers!).
Sparkling-clean RV window screens without water
By Jim Twamley To thoroughly clean my RV window screens I remove them and wash them with soap and water. But if they are merely dusty, a microfiber towel will do a great job without using water. Simply wipe the dry towel across the surface of the screen and it will pick up the dust. I couldn’t believe how easy it was to clean the screens the first time I tried it. You can see the difference in the photo. You can find tons of options on Amazon.
Full-Time RVer Newsletter #3
Volume 2. Issue 3 Welcome to the Full-time RVer Newsletter, published every other Wednesday by RVtravel.com. Here you’ll find helpful RV-related and full-time RV living tips from the pros, travel advice, and anything else of interest to full-timers or those who aspire to be. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate you. Please tell your friends about us. Please consider signing up for other newsletters from RVtravel.com. Easy unsubscribe if you don’t like what you see.
RV Daily Tips. Thursday, March 25, 2021
Issue 1564 Welcome to another edition of RV Travel’s Daily Tips newsletter. Here you’ll find helpful RV-related and living tips from the pros, travel advice, a handy website of the day, tips on our favorite RVing-related products and, of course, a good laugh. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate you. Please tell your friends about us. Today’s thought “Wherever my travels may lead, paradise is where I am.” —Voltaire Need an excuse to celebrate?
Protect your generator from sprouting legs and leaving the campground
By Jim Twamley Dry camping in your RV is much more enjoyable with a generator. These portable lightweight generators are great for recharging the batteries and making a fresh pot of coffee. Question is, how do you protect your generator from sprouting legs and leaving the campground? Many folks chain these to their rigs thinking that will deter thieves and keep their generator secure.
RV Daily Tips. Thursday, February 18, 2021
Issue 1539 Welcome to another edition of RV Travel’s Daily Tips newsletter. Here you’ll find helpful RV-related and living tips from the pros, travel advice, a handy website of the day, tips on our favorite RVing-related products and, of course, a good laugh. Thanks for joining us. We appreciate you. Please tell your friends about us. Today’s thought “Talent is helpful in writing, but guts are absolutely essential.” ―Jessamyn West Need an excuse to celebrate?
Trucks and RVs: Move over to the left lane – Why? - RV Travel
Home Safety Trucks and RVs: Move over to the left lane – Why? By Jim Twamley When piloting a big rig like an RV or an 18-wheeler, the general advice is, “Stay in the right lane except to pass.” There may be an exception to this sage advice, as RVers and truckers share something in common besides the road. So why would you move to the left lane? We both have control of large and heavy vehicles which require more forethought when maneuvering through traffic.
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