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Shoebox Organizers
Don’t throw away those empty shoeboxes. They are great to use in your cabinets to keep small items, such as canned goods, from moving around while you’re driving. |
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Awning Elevation To keep rain from accumulating on my motorhome’s slideout awnings, I decided to blow things up. That is, I began using inflatable rafts.
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Bulb-Changing Tool My motorhome has very small halogen light fixtures, and my fingers are too big to remove the bulbs. |
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Meals on the go After a day of travel, it is really great to sit down to a good meal without having to wait for it to cook. This is especially true if it’s been a long day. |
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Tools On The Road I have tried many toolboxes of various sizes and shapes and always have preferred an old bucket for ease of use and ample storage. I found a half-height, 2 1/2-gallon bucket at my local lumber company that has the same footprint and diameter as a 5-gallon bucket. |
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The Versatile Tennis Ball Tennis balls are among the most useful items you can carry in your motorhome. I use tennis balls on the wiper blade arms to keep the wipers off the glass, and they work with both single-rod and dual-rod arms. Put a slit in a tennis ball and it becomes a ... |
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Door stop Not all of the cabinet doors in my motorhome had “stops” to limit how far they would open and keep the doors from banging into walls or mirrors. This was quickly remedied with a trip to a local home improvement store. |
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