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@@giovannareger9875 okay so I was monkeying around with it and the bottom zipper should be able to fully unzip so you should have 2 zippers on the bottom and it should separate. Then you just put it bottom to bottom and top to top and zip it like a jacket. Then do the same for the other side. Only issue is you’ll have a small gap between the second set of zippers that’ll let cold air in. But in summer you can open the bottom to get cool air into where your feet are. I hope this helps.

It's a good bag. I would expect it to last a long time and it is warm. Although, I wouldn't want to have only the sleeping back at temps below 20F. You might need additional at those temps.

I agree! :-)

I don't remember how long, but it seemed like it took forever to go across west Texas. It isn't the most exciting scenery. Doesn't look bad, just not a lot to see.

The tablets last me 3 weeks to a month in my travel trailer. DampRid makes an unscented tablet, maybe try that if you aren't happy with the scented ones.

I had heard that you could find something similar at the Dollar Tree.

The DampRid Drop-In Tab requires a tablet.

@@TheCampingExperience Thanks. Do you know if there's a non scented tablet?

Yes, I'm still seeing the Fragrance Free tablets being sold

I’m sorry for the delayed response. I’m not able to see your comment in a browser on a computer, but I’m able to see it through the YT Studio app. Are there any particular things you would like me to focus on in another video? I have some lights ordered and they should be here Saturday, so the low light issue shouldn’t be a problem with the new lights.

I haven’t tried it, but I don’t think it’s possible to leave the bathroom door open with the slide in. I will check that, but the space between the couch and wall is only wide enough to fit a hand in between them when the slide is in. I’ll get the measurements of the bed for you today. We had freezing temperatures this weekend, so I will go out and check it today and get the dimensions of the bed when I do. I have tried the side patio. I really like that feature. It was one of the big selling points for me. It was the only bumper pull I could find with a side patio.

Regarding the mattress, from head to foot I measured 78” and from left to right measured 71”

I have checked on the question about the bathroom door being open when the slide is in. The answer is no you can't have the slide in if the door is open. The door hits the door frame of the bedroom which prevents you from moving the slide in all the way. Thanks for the questions and for checking out the video. Let me know if I you have any other questions come up.

I uploaded a new video of the bathroom door and slide.

The bucket isn't, but the one that uses the tablets is (the one with the white vented top).

You can remove the canister when you are done cooking. The canisters stop the gas from escaping once the stove is removed just like the regular propane canisters. I used the one in the video numerous times before it ran out of gas. In between uses, I remove the stove and put the stove and canister in my backpack. I'm able to get many uses out of an 8oz can of fuel. I hope this helps :-) Also, the windscreen has been a big help. I live in an area that, at times, has a lot of wind. I'm glad I bought it.

Thank you! that is exactly what I wanted to know. figured it was that way but wanted to make sure. Thank you!

Here is another video I made of it: ruclips.net/video/K145-GPPMTQ/видео.html Hopefully that helps.

It was friendly and didn't seem to mind that I walked up to see what it was doing. 🙂

Thanks! It was recorded with a Panasonic camera. I was testing out a Panasonic S1H at Gulf Islands National Seashore. I have noticed that video recorded on my phone uploaded through the YT app over a cellular network isn't the same quality as the same video uploaded over my home network through RUclips studio on my desktop. The two short videos on this channel of the Nemo tent are much higher quality in the original video files than what you see on RUclips. Those two were recorded using the YT phone app on an Iphone 12. It also limited me to 15 seconds per video for some reason. Shorts can be up to 1 minute. The only thing I can come up with as a reason for the 15 second limit for those two videos is that it might have something to do with only having 1 bar of cell service at the time they were recorded and uploaded. This video wasn't limited to 15 seconds, but it was uploaded from my desktop over a standard internet connection and wasn't recorded using the YT phone app. I need to do some more testing of shorts videos on my other RUclips channel (ruclips.net/channel/UCMzaJDRzTDz-FMbguApsZ0A). If I figure out the limitations involving the app, I'll reply to your post and let you know what I find. Thanks so much for checking out the channel and video and for the positive words of encouragement!

@@TheCampingExperience well I am impressed. You got yourself a new subscriber boss (for both channels lol)

@@Thecargoesvroom Thank you!

I saw those listed for sale and was considering getting them. When you get yours, let us all know how the feet work out for you. If they do, then I'll go ahead and order a set for mine. So far the chair has been working out well for me. I too didn't want to spend a lot of money for a chair, so I'm glad I found this for around $30 and it's much better than the pads I was looking at possibly getting.

I didn't know about the dollar tree moisture absorbers. I'll look into them. Thanks for sharing that and for checking out the video 🙂

I had not thought about using them in my storage unit. That's a great idea! So far they have been working out well in my toy hauler and have saved money compared to using the buckets. I'm glad the video helped.

I don't have the option of the remote camera to monitor mine, but I do check them about every two weeks or so. So far they are working well for me. I have about the same amount of water in the bins and dump it out when I check them. I'm glad its working out for you. It beats having the higher expense of the big damp rid buckets which didn't work as well for me.

Thank you!

I have a 32 ft. toy hauler. I use 3 of them. One in the bathroom, one in the living area, and one in the garage. My toy hauler's living area is separated form the garage by a sliding glass door, so that is why I keep one in the garage and one in the living area. The one in the living area and the one in the garage collect a good amount of moisture. I empty them between 2 and 4 week periods of time. I live along the gulf coast and we get a lot of rain. When it has been raining a lot, I'll empty the bins after about 2-3 weeks and in months where it doesn't rain all that much, I'll check them in about 3-4 weeks as far as when it's in storage. How often it rains where you are, how often you open up the camper, and how often you shower/cook in it might determine how often you change out the tablets. When I 'm out in it, the one in the bathroom collects a lot of moisture due to the use of the shower and the other two don't collect nearly as much

How did you like camping there? Overall, it seemed quiet in my opinion.

@@TheCampingExperience yes very quiet, would have been there this winter but the virus came. We've camped out there for the past five years.

I would have too, but didn’t go for the same reason. Hopefully things will better for everyone this year 🙂

Thank you for the kind words! :-) Positive comments like yours keeps me going 👍🏽

Thank you 👍

The Camping Experience what year is it?

It's a 2020 Cruiser RV Stryker STG 3212

Thanks! 🙂

Thanks!

Thanks for checking out the video. It's a good way to let people see what they might not otherwise be able to see. :-)