Atwood (Aluminum) vs Suburban (Steel) RV Water Heaters
There are two companies that make RV water heaters with tanks. Atwood Dometic uses aluminum and Suburban uses steel. Here’s what you need to know about both.
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Do I Need To Use RV Water Pump When Connected To City Water?
Are you hooking up your RV to water for the first time and wondering if you need to use the RV water pump? Here’s what to do when connected to city water.
Propane Tank Recertification: How & Where To Get Recertified
Are your propane tanks getting a little old? Propane tank recertification needs to be done every 5-10 years. Here’s how, where, and when it needs to be done.
Can RV Antifreeze Be Diluted? + Antifreeze Ingredient Info
It’s important to use RV antifreeze the right way when winterizing your RV or trailer. If you don’t you may end up with frozen busted pipes and a huge headache.
What Should My RV Water Pressure Regulator Be Set At?
The water hookups at RV parks and campgrounds aren’t usually regulated, which means you should always use an RV water pressure regulator. But what psi is right?
Can You Put A Composting Toilet In An RV/Camper/Van?
Composting toilets are getting more and more popular as people realize that they’re easy to deal with. But can you put one in an RV/camper/van? And how?
Which Small Goal Zero Power Station Should I Get For Trips?
Want to run some basic camping electronics like a 12 volt fridge, lights, and laptops with a Goal Zero power station? Here’s a few things to consider.
Charge 2 AGM Batteries & A Power Station With Solar Panels
Want to charge a portable power station and 12 volt batteries with the same solar panel? Here’s a little info to help get you started.
Can Jackery 1000 +Solar Saga Panel Run Laptops & 12V Fridge?
Can the Jackery 1000 portable power station and a Jackery Solar Saga solar panel power your camping electronics? Here’s a little help figuring that out.
What Basic Camping Solar Set Up Should I Get For Car?
What’s a good basic solar set up for car campers who want to power things like a 12 volt fridge, fan, phone, laptop, and lights? Here’s our answer.