Nobody wants their motorhome to break down, but unfortunately, it can happen to anyone. While an older model might be more likely to break down, even with a fresh off-the-lot rig, breakdowns are still possible. But, you might be wondering, …
Now that it is winter, one of the necessary RV appliances that you need and must work well is the furnace. There is nothing more disappointing than the moment you turn on your furnace and all you get is cold …
Published September 9, 2023 | Last updated September 1, 2026 If your motorhome has tank heaters, the safest answer is to turn them on according to the instructions for your specific factory or aftermarket system—usually before sustained freezing conditions arrive, …
Updated October 1, 2025 One of the little challenges Susan and I always run into on the road is what to do with wet towels. After a shower or a dip in the campground pool, it doesn’t take long before …
Updated September 24, 2025 Hi, I’m Mike from RVBlogger, and over the years of reviewing RVs and traveling full-time, one of the most common questions I get is:“Are RV slide toppers really necessary?” I’ve owned RVs with them, RVs without …
Do motorhomes have spare tires? Unfortunately, the answer isn’t a simple yes or no. Some do, some don’t and some that do you aren’t going to want to deal with yourself. When planning a road trip, the last thing you …
There are a lot of details that go into planning an RV trip. How to find RV-friendly gas stations should be at the top of your list. Finding your gas stops before heading out will make your trip much more …
RV catalytic converter theft is on the rise. All drivable RVs have a catalytic converter, and each contains a small but significant amount of precious metal. Rising commodity prices have made RV catalytic converters highly valuable on the scrap market. …
Your motorhome is a big investment that takes a lot of time and effort to maintain. No matter how well you care for your motorhome, there will eventually come a time when something breaks when you are on the road. …
If you’re new to RV life, a 50-amp RV plug may have some inconsistencies and questions. For instance, 110/220 or 120/240 voltages are so interchangeable in conversations that it’s difficult to know what is what and why. Ever since Nikola …