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I thought for sure that from the title there would be more beating and more bricks involved. Lol Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

You need to pay attention to the voice in the back of your head and the feeling in the pit of your stomach. You need to move. Better cautious than sorry. [emoji3577]+[emoji177] ~angie Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

Illumin8em I don't know about getting it clean, but drying it out might go faster if you used something like DampRid. It's either in a enclosed container or a hanging type bag. You have to check it often to see if it'd need changing. Here's the link to an Amazon search page. Certainly you can...

For $2000/mo that's cheaper than some rents. Wouldn't surprise me if some people are just living in them. Would cut down on maintenance if you were renting and the company had to do all the upkeep/repair. Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

Hey Ryan, Welcome to the forum. If you go to the "newcomers corner" section and drop an introduction then people will see you. Have you seen Bob's video about van cooking? Here's a link to one, but you can search on the Cheap RV Living YouTube channel for more Again, welcome! ~angie Sent...

Oh I forgot to mention that they are freezer safe too. Just fill to the line as directed in the "for freezer use" instructions. Easy peasy. Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

HSC I use little 4oz ball jelly jars. I have three of them in my shower kit with all the other hygiene supplies. One has arrowroot powder. One has baking soda. One has coconut oil mixed with tea tree oil. They are easy to clean and I've stored my shower supplies like this for a couple years...

Do you have a smartphone? If so you can get Hulu or Netflix or Amazon prime streaming on your smartphone. They're all fairly cheap. Hulu was less than $7/mo, Amazon prime video is included in a prime membership (maybe you already have a membership?), not sure what a Netflix streaming service...

You had me at "parsnip." [emoji4] ~angie Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

Bullfrog What do you mean by "daily flexing"? ~angie Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

Hi AG! When I got my trailer I had some issues with my truck so I just ended up paying to have it delivered. Approx 230 miles cost me $450. The tow was arranged through the dealership I bought it from, but was done by an independent contractor who's entire job is delivering RVs. I'm sure costs...

Great question. Unfortunately, neither I nor anyone else on the forum can really tell you how it would/wouldn't effect your insurance because that's going to depend on your insurance company and their policies regarding vehicle modifications. By this I mean, just because something has worked...

Hey, So what you're looking for is a setup like an icehouse. An RV made for ice fishing. Many are really basic (no plumbing) but it is really common to have icehouses with full kitchens and bath/showers nowdays. The plumbing in these has to be inside the heated/insulated portion of the house...

LCTD Yuck, that sounds awful. I hope you're feeling better soon. Do you have any aloe for your scrapes and cuts? ~angie Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

putting them online I hoped to sell my poems but no one bought them Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

home is just a place a castle against the wind a tent in the rain Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

mystical landscapes vanished, erased by hot air frost on my windshield Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

our love is a choice an action, not just feeling doing, not being Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

Hi Notsosure- Ok, so I'm so confused about your question. What did you mean to ask originally? Maybe I just don't understand why you would need a heated blanket while driving? Or maybe I'm just misunderstanding all of this. Please repost. Thankyou. ~angie Sent from my VS501 using Tapatalk

There are plenty of sub-zero sleeping bags available that work well. I have one in my icehouse just in case something goes wrong with my furnace. And extra wool blankets. I tend to keep the thermostat set between 60-65°F (around 17°C) anyway, so thermal PJs are necessary in the winter. If my...