RV Tips

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Here's the link to the story on AdWeek:
http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/watch-most-bafflingly-awesome-new-product-demo-2013-so-far-151088...
Now that winter has arrived,  some of you have your RV sitting in a covered garage somewhere. And hopefully it's not serving as a winter home for unwanted guests like mice, rats, and squirrels.   Rodents are notorious for chewing through vehicle wiring, plastic and rubber lines. They also leave a big mess behind, defecating on counter tops, floors, and even in beds. If you haven't taken preventative measures to keep rodents out, y...
One of the surprises you don't want to get out on the road is to realize that there are items on your RV or trailer that are lower than your bumper...such as the valves on your dump.  When backing up your vehicle be sure to watch for railroad ties or other blocks that are often designed to set off an RV site. It's very easy to hit one of your dump valves and just the slightest bend in that valve can render them unusable.  Look below yo...
While we're on the subject of making sure your refrigerator is okay while it is being stored for awhile, a lot of RV'ers will put a small pillow in the door and tie it around the frig to keep the door open and keep it aired out.  This also helps with that mold and mildew problem we've been talking about....