What appliances should not be plugged into a GFCI outlet?
According to the Consumer Protection Safety Commission (CPSC), a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlet constantly monitors current flowing through a circuit.
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According to the Consumer Protection Safety Commission (CPSC), a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlet constantly monitors current flowing through a circuit.
By Gail Marsh I don’t know about you, but I rarely look up when I’m inside our RV. That changed a few days ago.
By Cheri Sicard Keeping an RV organized can feel like a never-ending battle. Space is limited, and clutter seems to multiply overnight.
RVers, you know the American highway system (well, if you’re American) probably better than anybody else… except maybe truckers. So tell us: How would you describe the condition of our interstate h...
By Dustin Simpson Prevent RV fender skirt cracks! Join Terry and me in the video below as we replace the fender skirts on this 2020 Grand Design Reflection.
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By Gail Marsh It’s a day dedicated to moms everywhere. Cards.
By Cheri Sicard In the video below, join Chris from Why Wait for a look at five important annual RV maintenance projects that you SHOULD do every year. I say “should” because these things are easy ...
Okay, I’ll admit it. I’m the routinized person in our marriage.
By Cheri Sicard In the video below, we join Carol, a full-time RVing septuagenarian, as she interviews Bernie and Lois, a couple of nonagenarians who live full-time in an amazing tractor-trailer RV...
We’ve all done it. Or at least most of us have.
By Tony Barthel Automatic leveling systems have come a long way, and some travel trailers have seven-point automatic leveling systems. However, you can save many thousands of dollars and simplify y...
By Dustin Simpson In this article and video, we’ll dive into the hidden benefits of RV roof vent covers and explain why they’re an essential part of your RV maintenance routine.
Wupatki National Monument is one of those places that surprises people who expect northern Arizona to be all pine forest and mountain views. The monument sits between the Painted Desert (within Pet...
When you’re packing, did you ever get that suspicious feeling you forgot something? I get that feeling every time and have had to calm my nerves knowing that I’m not adventuring into the deepest, d...
As we have discussed a few times, the RV Industry Association (RVIA) relies on codes and standards set by the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA), the American National Standards Institute ...
In this video, I pull apart our Maxwell model RC10 anchor windless for a good cleaning and re-lubrication. Since we bought the boat three years ago, the anchor has worked well, and I have done a ye...
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A while back, I got a lot of criticism for my story about the perception of RV parks as being a haven for less desirable tenants, but here’s further proof of that perception. Apparently, Tom Hanks’...
Our huge RVtravel.com staff was sitting around our giant world headquarters break room, guzzling coffee, gabbing about various things, when the subject arose about birthdays. We wondered if RVers w...
I lost my mother almost 18 years ago, on July 5, 2008. It seems like yesterday.
Small trailers live or die by the details, and the 2026 Casita 17′ Spirit Deluxe has plenty of practical ones.
“RV loan interest tax deductible” may sound like a niche tax issue, but for many RV buyers it could mean real savings at a time when financing costs have become painfully expensive. RV buyers have ...
RV shows present a rare opportunity to see many recreational vehicles without driving from RV dealer to dealer. Here is a list of RV shows in the U.S.