Jun 26, 2008 Posted by eclectic

RV Life: Part 3, Mending a Stinky Situation

This is our third of three posts about basic RV repairs – see one and two for more info. One of the necessities of RV life is the daily maintenance of the sewer hose. When the sewer hose begins to leak, tear or wear thin, you can have a messy situation on your hands. Investing in a heavy-duty hose is a good idea unless you only RV a few days a year. But, when the hose leaks, keep the duct tape at bay... read more

Jun 19, 2008 Posted by eclectic

RV Life: Part 2, Fixing Linoleum or Upholstery

See part one of this series for more information on basic RV repairs. Versatility is the key A tear in the linoleum can be both unsightly and hazardous. But it’s easy to repair tears when you have the right tools. Look for a flexible adhesive that’s both water- and UV-resistant when repairing linoleum in a high traffic area. Tip: Use a diluted vinegar solution to clean the part of the floor you are... read more

Jun 12, 2008 Posted by eclectic

RV Lifestyle: Part 1, Basic Repair for Road Warriors

The reasons for living the RV lifestyle are as varied as the nomadic souls who live it. Life on the open road in North America usually has some surprises in store, and that’s why we love it. Some surprises are pleasant, like when you come across the World’s Largest Peanut in Ashburn, Georgia. Others, like a nasty tear in your sewer hose, a leak around a window, or a mirror getting knocked off, are not... read more