by Jim Tome | Jul 1, 2019 | Black Tanks, Gray Tanks, Helpful Advice, How To, Our Advice
A lot of RVers leave their gray holding tank pulls open. Is this a great or even good idea? You may not think it’s a big deal, but you could be asking for trouble. Read on to find out why. This may seem obvious, but NEVER leave your black tank gates or pulls...
by Jim Tome | Jun 20, 2019 | Black Tanks, Helpful Advice, Tips & Tricks, Toilet Paper
Which type of toilet paper is the best in your RV? One-ply or two-ply? RV or camper type? We discuss the in’s and out’s of toilet paper and which is the best choice. What do you use in your RV’s bathroom, one- or two-ply toilet paper? Is it the...
by Jim Tome | Feb 12, 2019 | Helpful Advice, How To, Our Advice, Tips & Tricks
The drain. It’s important for many reasons in our RVs. But when it comes to problems with water backing up, not draining, or even bad smells, the drain is often times the culprit. Find out what to do — and not do. Honestly, there’s nothing worse than...
by Jim Tome | Jan 24, 2019 | About Kleen Tank, Black Tanks, Gray Tanks, Helpful Advice
There’s only one true way to get your RV’s holding tanks “factory clean.” That’s with Kleen Tank’s exclusive hydrojetting technology. We’re asked all the time: Aren’t my tank sprayers enough? The simple answer is, no....
by Jim Tome | Dec 26, 2018 | Helpful Advice, Tips & Tricks
Winter can be a dangerous time for your RV’s plumbing system and holding tanks For most RVers, there are usually three options during winter for those in the northern states: Winterize your RV and store it for the colder months, travel in it and stay someplace...
by Jim Tome | Dec 17, 2018 | Helpful Advice, Tips & Tricks
Looking for a good overnight stop while traveling with your RV? Here are five that are on our first choice list. We’re not full-time RVers by any means, but we do put quite a few miles on our Airstream travel trailer (“Ginger,” named after our first...
