We were reminded by our friend, Chris that winterizing while on the road may be of interest to fellow RVers. In this post we share with you 10 simple steps for winterizing in a hurry. This method worked for us last winter while traveling in and out of the arctic vortex with no ill effects. … Continue reading 10 Steps to Winterizing A Carado Banff in a hurry
Ever since Seong posted his sewer disposal system mod on the Facebook group Tony was in a bit of a trance. There was a distant, dreamy look in his eyes much like the look he had when he fell in love with me some forty years ago, but it wasn't love in his eyes. He … Continue reading One Stop Sewer Connection
We are about to leave on a short trip to Assateague National Seashore so we thought it would be a good idea to test the newly replaced toilet before we leave. It was a good idea because we pressed the pedal and nothing happened. The toilet is not working. After the initial panic settled we … Continue reading Black Tank Sensor Bypass
Class B campervans have fairly small tanks. That's just the reality of having a smaller Class B. The Carado Banff has a fresh water capacity of 17.6 US gallons (66.8 liters), a 6 gallon hot water tank (about 22 liters, and a combined Black/grey/galley capacity of 29.5 US gallons or 111.6 liters. In comparison the … Continue reading How often should you wash your hair? 33 tips for water management in a small campervan
A simple solution to modify and difficult black water compartment door.
This is a horror story that never happened. We were warned about emptying the black water tank and we approached the subject with a mild state of panic. Actually, there was no reason to dread this at all; it's a pretty smooth operation, and if done by 2 people, it's even easier. Tony was at … Continue reading The Unwieldy Black Water Hose