Propane will provide 13.6kwh(kilowatt-hours) per kilogram. So a 1kw ring on our cooker should be able to burn for just over 13 and a half hours non stop and use 1kg of propane. While out and about in your motorhome, RV or campervan. Its always good to know how much gas you have with you. […]
A motorhome is a home on wheels, they are amazing machines. Generally, they are fun and comfortable but occasionally you may get a whiff of something that shouldn’t be there. If your motorhome is a bit funky, not in the musical sense, this blog will help you to identify and eliminate smells in your motorhome, […]
Motorhome toolkit – Essential tools for Classic motorhome travel There is no doubt about it if you have a motorhome you are going to need a toolkit. Having an older motorhome can mean that there are slightly more things to deal with than you may have in a motorhome of a lesser age. I like […]
This is a list of the most useful things we have come across and maybe will help you decide exactly what you want your kitchen to be like and the functionality it will have. If you have other recommendations leave them down below. 1.Space-Saving Pans Pots and pans take up a lot of space. Having […]
When we first looked for a mobile home we were trying to decide between a motorhome or a caravan. Just to be clear with any readers from the US a caravan would be known as an RV trailer. A motorhome has its own engine and is basically a home on wheels carrying its own […]
Motorhomes can actually be very reliable. A well maintained and well-built motorhome can give you years of trouble-free travel. Even an ancient motorhome like ours can be surprisingly reliable. The reliability of motorhomes is a tricky subject, How reliable a motorhome is really depends on how well it has been looked after in the past […]
What’s the difference between classes of mobile homes? There are three classes of mobile homes. If you are looking for a motorhome you will be interested in a Class A or Class C. If you are interested in a campervan you will be looking for a Class B. The difference between a Campervan and a […]
*** Update – Seatbelt Frame *** After a lot of searching, I have finally found what, for me, is the perfect solution.Its a frame that you bold onto the chassis of the motorhome and is designed in such a way that you can still use the original seats and so keep your bed and storage […]
Just about every motorhome I have come across has something called a three-way fridge. But what is a three-way fridge? A three-way fridge is able to run on three different types of power sources. These are mains electricity (240V AC in the UK), 12V DC from a battery and gas, using absorption technology. This […]