Winter living in and protecting your RV while staying warm in freezing weather can be a lot easier with these tips.

If you have no electricity or water, keeping your RV tanks, hoses & pipes from freezing, using your generator, managing your RV house batteries & surviving is what this video is all about. You need to start thinking like a BOON DOCKER. You have to become self contained. There’s no time to waste.  

I’m going to cover some last minute tips on staying warm when a freak cold snap hits like and it’s freezing everywhere like in Texas and the central plains wherever you are camped. Winter living in your RV can be challenging. Many of you have been caught by surprise by this recent record breaking cold snap that has hit much of the country. Having your RV prepared is essential. The first thing is to have your propane tanks topped off. If you have a motorhome be sure you have your fuel tank topped off before you park where you’re going to stay. Being knowledgable about your house batteries and how they work and how long they will last and when you use your propane furnace is important. When your RV is in single digit temps or in the teens, you need to fill your fresh water tank, then remove and store all your outside water gear. That includes water hoses, regulator, filters, water softener and anything else, because if you’re in a camp ground, they are going to turn off all city water when it gets to freezing temps.

I’m also going to share how to keep your house batteries topped off by using your generator. When you are in freezing temps, and have no electricity your generator will be your only source of power. I will go over how to manage your generator and house batteries to get you through this cold event. Also keep your cabinet doors open inside your RV to protect pipes when it really gets cold. While running your propane furnace inside, that heat will get into your cabinets and that’s where a lot of your plumbing is. So keep your RV cabinet doors open.

There can be challenges to staying warm in your RV or Motorhome when it gets really cold & the extra DIY insulating you can do will make a big difference in protecting your RV, your RV water systems & help you stay warm inside. Additional insulation, proper heating & RV protection is key to staying warm. Controlling condensation in cold temperatures is also important. You CAN'T always go south where it’s warm in the winter. Bad, cold weather sometimes just happens when traveling full time.

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IN THIS VIDEO I ALSO REFERRED TO ANOTHER VIDEO I DID A FEW WEEKS AGO BACK ON DECEMBER 6th. THIS IS A MUST SEE VIDEO ON HOW TO INSULATE, HEAT & PROTECT YOUR RV AND STAY TOASTY
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HOW I INSULATED AND SET UP MY WET BAY RIGHT FROM THE BEGINNING TO HAVE GOOD TASTING, SAFE WATER THROUGH OUT THE RV:
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HOW TO SET UP YOUR WET BAY AND WATER RIGHT AND BE DONE WITH IT
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We are not experts or professional mechanics. But being a journeyman millwright & being EX Military, has proven to be very helpful in my lifetime learning how to care for & maintain all sorts of machinery & equipment like: helicopters, airplanes, tanks, motorcycles & many types of other vehicles, along with 18 months preparing & upgrading our RV before we went full time. Regardless of what we recommend, consult a professional if you're unsure about working on your RV. Work you perform or products you purchase based on any information we provide is at your own risk.

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