What should a first time RV owner buy?
While each RV will have different essentials, based on the type and it’s features, here’s a basic list of must-haves.
- Sewer hose.
- Fresh water hose.
- Leveling blocks.
- Wheel chocks.
- 15M/30F amp power adapter.
- RV septic-safe toilet paper.
- Water pressure regulator.
- RV cleaning items (wash, wax, ladder, bucket, sponge)
What is the 10 year rule for RVs?
“The Ten Year Rule” is a code that’s enforced at many upscale RV parks around the country. The rule implies that RVs older than 10 years are too weathered and worn and should be prohibited.
What is iRV2?
iRV2.com welcomes the free exchange of information from one member to another in regard to their RV ownership, lifestyle and travel experiences. iRV2 members can range from folding camper owners (pop-ups) all the way to mega dollar 45 foot long motor coaches.
What do I need to know before buying my first RV?
RVing for the first time? 8 tips for newbies I wish I’d known during my first trip
- Don’t get poop on yourself.
- Remember your toolkit.
- Pack sufficient cookware.
- Use leveling blocks.
- Get into your campground before dark.
- Download camping apps.
- Use RV toilet essentials.
- Wake up early, watch the sunrise, take a nap.
Can a RV be considered a second home?
There are no size requirements for what makes a home. This means that you can register your motor home, camper, travel trailer, boat, tiny home, RV, or even van (as long as it also fills the requirements) as a second home. Your “second home” could even have all three (bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen) in the same room.
What do you really need in an RV?
Basic Needs for RV Camping
- Potable Water Hose. Image via amazon.com.
- Extra Potable Water. Even if you routinely camp in resorts with hookups, it’s always a good idea to keep extra drinkable water aboard.
- Leveling Blocks. Image via amazon.com.
- Sewer Hose & Supports.
- RV Toilet Chemicals.
- RV-Friendly Toilet Paper.
- Emergency Kit.
What should you not do in an RV?
10 Things You Should Never Do on an RV Road Trip
- Filling Up At Normal Gas Stations.
- Driving Through Storms.
- Packing Electronics.
- Buying a Day Pass at a National Park.
- Loading up on Canned Food.
- Bringing Too Much Water.
- Skipping Reservations.
- Driving Too Fast.
Is Angel Soft safe for RV?
You can’t just buy any TP for your RV. Angel Soft won’t do – not unless you want to have a huge clog on your hands. RV compatible TP is environmentally friendly, septic-safe, and rapidly dissolves in your holding tank. Regular toilet paper takes a long time to dissolve and is none of the above.