Josh Schukman 
The Dicor 501LSW Lap Sealant is a top-rated RV roof sealant for long-lasting protection and leak prevention due to its self-leveling formula that guarantees a tight seal on horizontal surfaces. Many RVers praise its easy application, weather resistance, and durability. Numerous crucial things get compromised when you have a leaky …
When you install an RV tankless water heater, you spend less on propane and electricity bills. It also saves space and up to 100 lbs on your RV. Beyond that, a tankless water heater is a more practical option for full-time RVers who always desire readily available hot water, compared …
Even when you are connected to a campground’s fresh water hookups, you still rely on your RV’s water heater to provide you with the hot water you need to take a shower, wash dishes, and clean your greasy hands. Unfortunately, a lot of RV water heaters are relatively small, they …
Finding health insurance for full-time RVers is one of the more daunting challenges of life on the road. Full-time jobs with benefits generally provide health insurance to their employees, but, if you are headed full-time on the road, the chances are good that you might need to find health insurance …
KOA Campgrounds (aka Kampgrounds of America) have been around since 1962. That’s when the first one opened in Billings, MT and started charging RVers $1.75/night! A lot has changed since then — both in terms of campground pricing and the number of KOA campgrounds. Since its humble beginnings in Billings, KOA …
There are several reasons you may want to take a shower at a truck stop when RVing. Perhaps your RV shower is small, you’ve run out of water, you have a full gray tank, or you’re a van lifer/small RVer without a shower in your rig. After all, staying clean …
RVing brings with it many wonderful things — the freedom to adventure along the open road, the simplicity of life on wheels, and the wonders of nature at your doorstep, to name a few. But RVing also brings with it a special set of challenges that can make road life …
Cold weather camping is a fact of life for many RVers. Especially for those of us who RV full-time, cold weather will inevitably join us on our journey. Even though you can chase 70 degrees in an RV, sometimes the places you want to go to just won’t cooperate weather-wise. …
One of the joys of the RVing lifestyle is that you can travel to parts unknown while still enjoying the comforts that electricity has to offer. And that’s why it’s all the more frustrating when you have electrical issues in your RV. If you’re having problems with electrical devices, plug-ins, …
One of the best things about being a full-time RVer is the ability to be spontaneous. But when it comes to living full-time in an RV for the winter, you’ll want to do some planning and preparation to keep from freezing your tail off. I know this because I’ve been …
