The Stain-Less Water Filter Softener
Bob Livingston
August 24, 2012
Water is a motorhome’s lifeblood. We use water to flush the toilet, shower, wash dishes and clothes, make ice, and to keep the interior and exterior clean — not to mention for drinking. Without water, our coaches are just places to sleep. But water can be our nemesis. The Stain-Less Water Filter... Read more »
Pioneer Campfire Grill Review
Chris Soash
August 20, 2012
Summer can be a great time for gathering around the campfire, however, fall is right around the corner and that’s when I really look forward to the smell and warmth of dancing flames. There’s something special about hanging out with friends and family around a good campfire, when the air starts to... Read more »
Coghlan’s Folding Shovel
Chris Soash
August 9, 2012
When packing for a camping trip, I hate when the room in my car starts to become scarce and I have to begin choosing gear that is essential vs. luxury items that may have to stay in the garage for that particular trip. I recently came across a folding shovel, by Coghlans, that takes up almost zero room.... Read more »
Love Bug Eraser Sponge: Goodbye Bugs
Bob Livingston
July 30, 2012
Summer brings the weather that makes us want to jump in the motorhome and head out on the open road. It also brings out all the bugs. Most motorhomes have flat windshields and large frontal areas that naturally collect copious amounts of squashed bugs. You know the routine: Get to camp; grab the bug... Read more »
Auxiliary Braking: Slow Your Roll
Kristopher Bunker
July 25, 2012
A motorhome is a virtual sea of technology. From the exhaust system to the drivetrain to the engine cooling — not to mention the appliances, audiovisual components and heating/cooling units inside — much of the motorhome’s performance we take for granted falls under the responsibility of high-tech... Read more »
Folding Padded Club Chair
Chris Soash
July 10, 2012
This summer has been consistently warm and sunny here in Minneapolis. The warm weather has created plenty of opportunities for grilling, camping, sporting events, family gatherings and trips to the lake. Through all of these activities, I’ve found there is one accessory that is a must-have … a good,... Read more »
Can Cooker: Lots of Food, Not Much Work
Kevin Livingston
May 30, 2012
It seems that regardless of the destination or the time of the year, RVers manage to somehow revolve their activities around food. How many times have you met with fellow motorhome owners for breakfast before heading off to an activity, already having made plans for yet another meal before the last bite... Read more »
Camping Lantern Shootout
E. Don Smith
May 18, 2012
If you plan on spending much time traveling in your motorhome, there will eventually come a time when you need battery-powered lighting. It could be a sunset trip to the lake that lasts a little longer than expected or an outside dinner at a roadside picnic table. Although flashlights are a common item... Read more »
Fridge Guard: Keep Your Food in Place
Ken Livingston
April 30, 2012
We’ve all been there: You arrive at your campsite, set up the motorhome, open the refrigerator for a cool drink and splat! There goes the contents. Food and drinks placed inside a motorhome’s refrigerator are subject to rigorous and continual movement, so it’s not unusual to see shifting, which... Read more »
Banks Powerpack Diesel Tuner Test
Ken Freund
March 28, 2012
Many people buy motorhomes and then after driving them for a while, decide they’d like more power for accelerating onto highways, passing and climbing long grades. This is particularly true of entry-level and mid-priced diesel coaches, which often have sufficient power to get down the road, but add... Read more »
