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I too have an RV and you are 100 percent on that, RV central vacuums don't have an electric power nozzle. Residential central vacuums clean so much better than RV grade. That's not like just my opinion, that's an objective fact! I too have an RV with a central vacuum and I got a kit from a place called MD Central vacuum. Now, I am not sponsored by MD but they are wonderful. Mine is a Lindhaus power nozzle but my adoptive sister (I was adopted) has a central vacuum in her travel trailer and I think her's is a an Ace kit (Centec CT20QD power nozzle that she replaced the headlight bulb in it with an LED replacement bulb. I originally used a Kenmore power nozzle which unfortunately died years ago. But still, an electric power nozzle does a phenomenal job on RV carpets. Tip, replace the valve on your RV central vacuum with a residential model. That will enable you to use the on/off switch on the hose handle. Really convenient for answering the phone, door, or attending to your cats. I did that and I love it. Not to mention that residential valves are so much easier to find for purchase than RV grade models. That's not like just my humble opinion, that's an objective fact!

Good job guys next time think about cheep bags of sand pour them out around bottom of foam every camp ground doesn't have gravel like you 😊

thank you-looks nice!

I'm just gonna use TYVEK😁

Wow! That came out horrible

Harmful to wildlife

I cant believe your putting HVAC foil tape on the side of your rv. That tape sticks like you wouldn believe. Yikes

I think that’s not going to work just my. Honest opinion

I'm sorry if this question has already been asked, but I'm trying to build skirting for a repurposed cargo trailer for my pet turkey's coop. Where we live, it gets WELL below zero and 200 inches of snow. Did you get snow at your location, and do you have any suggestions for dealing with that situation? I'm afraid of tarps because of condensation moving up into the insulated trailer coop, even though it's ventilated. Thanks so much for any ideas, and I appreciate this video very much.

You can use a chalk line to keep your cuts straight.

That looks like it’s only 1” thick? How good did it perform and do you stay in cold weather areas

Will this tape take any paint off?

painful watch

Alright, I’ve searched high and low, and still cannot find that foam paneling. Does anyone have a link, or a name of what to search for?

how well did the foam board skirting work out for you guys ?

ouch

As a new rv owner and plan on using it over winter this has helped immensely and calmed my anxiety regarding the cost . After watching this video I feel I can start buying materials bit by bit so not such a huge expense all at once . Thank you

Mahalo (ty) for the info. I'm gonna try that inside the back of my kitchen cabinets. Get's hot In there in summer heat 🤙✨️

What do rv folks do with their tires if their parking for winter.. say 4 months. Do you jack them off the ground or do anything

love some of the ideas But the one that interest me the most is your pot hanger We have been thinking about it my biggest question is do you take all your pots down on travel days??

I just wanna say, great organizing ideas. But also, extra kudos for making sure Professor Theodore is on a leash when he goes outside!❤❤

Very clear. Thanks.

Oh my

Awesome. I'm planning to do this tomorrow as our trailer is very cold tonight. Im worried about the wind. Did you have many problems with wind damaging or dislodging foam pieces?

Awesome job

May I ask... Do y'all have any problems with rodents? We have so many, where we're at. I'm at a loss as to how to keep them from getting into our RV.

First hard wind and those are blowing accross town.

I have to use 2 inch foam skirting . I am about 75% done before i found your video. I used my buck 110 to do the cutting . It took a little figuring, but I went flush with rv even inside fenders with the 2 inch . I used 2x4 lumber in the corners to screw to .

sorry if this was asked, i see this post has been up for a bit. How did it do for that winter? what would you change? if anything

Hi🖐, it looks great🙌! As if it were preinstalled.👏 I have some questions, that may have been previously answered and I do apologize if they're redundant. When you've installed the insulation as skirting, <--did you bury the bottom into the ground without any type of protection for the board or just paint it, to prevent deteriation from dirt, moisture and critters/bugs? (I read your blog)😊 I was considering covering each piece in heavy duty construction grade trash bags, <--would that be as protective instead of painting? Also, you mention the silver is to be placed inwards out of the sun rays to keep the heat inside/under the RV. <--Isn't the silver for reflective purposes? I've not heard of using the reflective side in the dark, <--so how did you determine its effectiveness? (besides after😅) I use reflective bubble insulation on my windows to reflect the heat OFF the glass, not to pull the heat inside. <--So would my process be bringing more heat inside my RV? I tinted my RV windows, that made a huge difference. And the bubble insulation is there as well, on half the window- don't like living in a cave.😅😅 I planned on putting the reflective foamboard on the roof of my RV, to help keep heat off me in summer time. I thank you for your video and blog, and hope to hear from you. And please any one with derogatory responses, just keep them to yourselves, we're here to learn and help, not Hate on or demean. Thanks!! ❤❤❤

Well thanks so much for responding. We have a 2022 5 th wheel and live in central Illinois. Last year we had real cold weather and had all kinds of problems. So this year we’re installing 2 inch foam boards all around, pretty much do the same thing you did. I was just Leary of putting tape on the sides of the trailer. What I also did to keep the bottom from kicking out or in , I cut a bunch of farm post to about 6 inches and put them at the bottom of both sides of the foam board. Works great to keep them in place. Thanks again. Happy camping 😊👍

I would like to know what happens when you pull off all the tape. Doesn’t it damage the paint. Or leave all the sticky stuff on from the tape.

They have 24 inch foam :)

Thank you!! I'm so happy I found this video! This is the best advice. All my pictures and command picture ledge fell off. I'm buying this stuff now using your link!! Thanks again!

Beautiful

Was this a joke?

where in the heck is the closet door makeover. I really didn't want to know about the inside of your closet. I want to see something, anything about Japanese shoji screens.

Will this hold up above a stover? Will the beat make it fall? I tried using a different mounting tape and it fell off because of the beat rising

She doesn't know what she's doing. She just keeps pushing deposit through the hole. And creating a dentist precious with her finger. She didn't even clean it well with spatula

Awesome Storage ideas ❤️❤️❤️ I am trying to live in a fifth wheel so I am loving your ideas for storage

Were u able to remove the tape without damaging the RV? Any glue left on rig afterwards?

I’ve already written down several of you ideas and I love your blog! Thank you for the rv tour and for helping me to organize my rv.

Your title to the video says mirrored closet door make over. Where is the mirror door you made over?

Does the tape peel off the paint on your trailer

How dose this stand up to 40 mph winds

Is there any issues with the foam board from the RV swaying in wind or rocking? Seems like it might get stressed

Do you put a light or small ceramic heater under house?

Does the duck tape leave a sticky residue on your trailer once you take the board down. Thank you

Excellent!

How does that hold up on high winds