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Never had them and hope I never do, but... steam and diatomaceous earth are supposedly the cure.

My body heat keeps my insulated camper ~15F above ambient. Imagine if I had a roommate and a couple big dogs... it'd be downright balmy! :p:unsure:

I have a mountain bike and ride that for some hours every couple days, so I get sweaty and dirty. A small pan of water and vinegar (less than a quart), and a long exfoliating wash cloth is still all I need... and I use that on my hair also. Since I like to camp far away from people, I do this...

"Adding more" doesn't work for someone just starting and trying to figure out what they need, though... (y) Living in a vehicle involves many compromises that you wouldn't necessarily have in a house or apartment! Choose wisely. I frankly don't understand anyone attempting to live in a...

It sounds like it wants a 20V 5A USB-C. I would want to use my 12v powerbank in the camper. I'm fine with making my own adapters, and I already have a 12V-19V boost converter to power the laptop. So... it seems that a 12g wire with a USB-C connector should work fine... unless the mini is very...

I usually use a long exfoliating cloth dipped in a small pan of diluted vinegar. The cloth is a plastic mesh and is long enough to do my back. Of course with the vinegar, I smell like a salad for awhile, but that quickly dissipates...

And yet myself and many other people don't feel the need... :unsure:

A simple way is to use the internet. Attach the photos to an email that you send to yourself. Good for you!

If you are going to school me on grammar (or is it spelling?), then you should note that I didn't say anything about Norway needing to reduce energy consumption... merely that reducing the number of cars is needed to reduce energy consumption. Also, towards and toward are both correct. :p

Norway is funny. Major oil producer, and yet they all drive electric cars. And it appears that they are moving towards reducing the number of cars altogether, which is what's needed to reduce energy consumption... and truly, cars suck for urban transportation...

I've been drinking much longer than that... :p

I'll drink to that!... 🍻

I don't try to change minds, I just like to entertain myself... :ROFLMAO::poop:

I'd be prepared for temps in the high 20s at night, because that might happen a couple times in winter. It's easy to do, just a decent sleeping bag and fluffy blanket would be plenty. And when the sun comes up it gets pleasant quickly... so long as it isn't windy...

I see you already have the pooper covered... :poop: I've found living without showers or refrigerated foods to be quite easy once I got the swing of it. Best wishes in your adventure!

But also stow emergency accommodations of some kind!

It might take some experimentation and patience in order to avoid stupor, but also get a different perspective. Anyway, ya... probably wouldn't be your thing, but best wishes to you, whatever you do.

Buying new? For reliability, I think they are both mediocre, but GM is in that ballpark as well. If you want/need AWD there is only one choice... but frankly I wouldn't get it, since I avoid snow and mud pretty much always. On the Tundra the low range and 4WD really comes in handy... but IME...

You are contributing to the problem by spamming the forum with this stuff.

I'm having a hard time imagining who it could be for... unless it's just for yourself? Or are you somehow getting paid to spam this forum? Or are you a bot?