Your RV’s sewer hose isn’t the most glamorous camping topic. Yet this essential piece of equipment demands proper attention and timely replacement to avoid messy disasters. So how often should you replace your RV sewer hose? A good rule of thumb is to replace your RV sewer hose every 2 to 4 years. But for … Read more
Winter is approaching, and as an RV owner, you may be concerned about the potential damage freezing temperatures can cause to your RV’s water system. And can an RV water heater freeze? Yes, an RV water heater can freeze if exposed to sub-freezing temperatures. To prevent freezing, insulate it with foam pipe insulation or a … Read more
Composting toilets are becoming increasingly popular among RV owners and renters due to their eco-friendly nature and potential cost savings. But they aren’t for everyone! So, let’s review the RV composting toilet pros and cons: Some pros of RV composting toilets include reduced water usage, minimal environmental impact, and easy maintenance. However, they may have … Read more
An RV water system use a water holding tank and water pump, but at campgrounds, RVs are often hooked up to a water supply. But either way, you can sometimes end up with a trickle from the faucet. So, how do you fix low water pressure in an RV? Low water pressure in an RV … Read more
RVs can require a lot of maintenance and preventative care. And in our homes, we often use bleach to clean lots of things. But can you put bleach in your RV holding tanks? A bleach and water solution is a great way to clean and sanitize an RV’s holding tanks. It can help remove bacteria … Read more
Nobody likes emptying waste tanks on an RV. It’s smelly and can be messy. This has some people wondering whether they should purchase a macerator pump. So let’s look at the RV macerator pump pros and cons. Here’s what I discovered: RV Macerator Pros: Great if you are parked downhill from the sewer drain Less … Read more
If you live in a rural area with a septic system, it might seem like it’s OK to dump from your RV into your system. Or maybe you’re even wondering about winterizing your septic system. So is RV antifreeze safe for septic systems? A few gallons of RV antifreeze in a 1,000-gallon tank won’t pose … Read more
As a new RV owner, you have tons of questions. If you’re reading this article, you probably know by now that your RV can be winterized with antifreeze. But this may also have you wondering, is RV antifreeze flammable? RV antifreeze is made from propylene glycol which is flammable if it reaches 210 degrees Fahrenheit … Read more
New RV owners hear a lot of new terms, including words like black water and gray water. This has some people wondering what the difference is and specifically what is RV black water? Here’s what I know from owning and renting RVs for years: RV Black water refers to the water that drains from the … Read more
If you’re just starting with the RV lifestyle, though, you might not know much about how your pump works. Essentially, it pumps water from the tank to your faucets when not connected to an external water source. But, is it bad to leave the water pump on in an RV? Leaving your water pump on … Read more