I’ve watched dozens of these types of videos, and yet you’ve managed to come up with quite a few items I haven’t run across before 😃 I appreciate your videos, they’re always informative and entertaining 👍
Me, three! I REALLY thought that was hilarious! Wearing my earbuds so as to not disturb my girlfriend who was reading next to me, I laughed out loud and kept laughing that she looked at me wondering what was so funny 😂. That was great! Thanks for the laugh. Well done video! Thoroughly enjoyed. ☺️
Hi just an fyi, Velcro is a brand name for a "hook-and-loop" fastener device. I personally find your videos very informative and down to earth. Keep'm coming. Stay safe and healthy.
A couple small command strip hooks inside cabinet door with a small bungee cord stretched between the holds stuff in and can be removed when not using to allow for easy removal of items.
Command hooks are great but they can damage paint, wall coverings, and walls. Particularly in older homes and RVs. Great video and great ideas, tyfs 👍👍
Great tips Jared. I definitely like the magnet on the entry door. I would caution using command strips and double sided tape on wall papered surfaces. I have had a command strip separate the wall paper from the wall leaving a big unsightly bubble.
I will be ordering the nano tape. My walls are textured and we are very part time RVers. The command strip don't work well in our camper. Especially if it gets hot in there, they just fall off. But, they work fine on the wood cabinets . I have museum puddy( I call it earthquake wax. Used to live in an earthquake prone part of WA) . I didn't even think of using it in the camper. Thanks.
We use baggage door magnets for our main door to hold it open. This let us get rid of the door toggle that always breaks and has to be replaced. They also match the camper exterior so it doesn't look cobbled together.
We loved this video!! My wife is all over most of this but we were unaware of the Nano Tape or museum putty so thanks for that!! Great job as always man! Stay safe! Brad & Lisa
Also check out a few favs of ours : Command cord bundler Command Round Cord clips BESy retractable clothes line Lastly... Lockways Magnetic Whiteboard strips! (They stick up where ever you want/need! We have them in spots to magnet note paper or write messages etc. )
One that came in our used RV came off so we set it down on our dresser. We forgot about it. We picked it up a few days later and it took piece of the dresser 😖. But we still like those products. Double sided tape is awesome. 🤣😂 coffee mug on wall. We love our magnets. We’ve been using them for years. We did it for a bathroom garbage can to stay in place. The rubber liner helps a bit but shove a pillow in the cabinet works. Larry 3D printed our own spice holders attached to the inside of the cabinet. Great tips as always. Thanks. Alice
The walls in my RV are textured and the Command products don't work. I just bought some of the nano tape (branded as "alien" tape) so I'm going to give it a try. Thanks for all the great ideas!
We have a floor to ceiling pantry that pretty much put every thing in floor first trip so we stuffed a patio furniture lounge cushion in pantry and never have anything leave the shelf again.
Hi guys! Thanks for putting out this video, Jared. We are working on the RV for some summer travelling and I was just researching this. Great video and congrats on 100k subscribers. We miss seeing you all.
Rubber matting idea we found very useful is to cut cushion pieces to put between bowls, pots and pans our anything else you stack but don’t want to rattle as you drive down the road and they also won’t move inside the cabinet!
Thankyou! Finally the video I'm looking for. I'm buying a 1998 VW t4 this weekend. My first camper! I have been looking for tips for hanging and keeping things in place and your video is perfect. Great work and cheers for the tips 👍🏼👍🏼
Jared, hi brother.... I have been using hooks with sticky backing on my walls with one that pulled the RV wallpaper away. It was a large clock weighing in around 2 pounds. I will cover the area with the same clock but hang it with a screw this time. Just thought your viewers might benefit from my experience. Thanks for your videos, they have been very helpful for me many times.
We use the Velcro command hook ones quite a bit. I mounted a couple of battery powered lights to the ceiling and under the bed and use them to hold my Walley in place on the shelf below the TV. I like the magnet Idea too. Thanks for another great video. My daughter uses the museum putty to cover up all the LED lights for sleeping. There are so many LED light in out Trailer!!!!
Great Video. Good to know about the Velcro. We love Command hooks! (This is Ben, the guy you met in the field at Camp Verde). Look forward to following your adventure.
This was a great video - thanks! Our new Lance trailer lacked one thing - no place to hang a coat or hat. We happened to be in an Ace Hardware and they had these. We bought several and put them in the spaces that were perfect for hanging. It was so nice to have them!
Thanks for the idea about the magnets. I needed something to secure an outdoor camera to my trailer that was easily removable while I'm towing. I think the magnets will work great and hopefully will be removable without damage since it's a 3M product.
we use the museum putty and the command strips and hooks, but i've never heard of nano tape! Our clock just fell of the wall at like 1am last night and scared me to death. now i know how i'm putting it back up. lol
Magnets need to have a warning! Don’t put them anywhere near computer devices especially SSD, SD Cards, bank cards, credit cards; they can destroy the item in seconds. Also when using magnet to hold metal door open like washer or dryer use a self stick silicone dot which come in various sizes to cushion the door and prevent scratching the door! Beware of the magnets though with you digital devices! One more really good use is finding a lost dropped screw or washer! 😁
Thanks for the great video. I am researching things like this because I have purchased a double retractable clothesline that I want to mount inside my laundry closet and the other "ports" for the ends of the lines to the wall across from that. I am torn as to whether to try using command strips or if I should just go straight for the drill. There's the weight of the clothesline base itself and then the weight of the clothes. (And as you said, the jostling around as you move down the road.) They will only be damp by the time they get placed on the line but damp towels are still somewhat heavy. What do you recommend, and what is the best way to find a stud before you start to drill ? I really don't want to learn this the hard way. Thanks again.
Is it just me? We bought our Class B Campervan brand new a year ago in October, put up command hooks to hold things ... and I'm gonna say 85% of them have fallen down now. A few we used to hold up netting bags, one was pretty full, a little weight, another small, holding remotes, a bottle of water, that's all. Had a couple holding KEY CHAINS. They both came down after a year.
Great video. I have a large heavy, 15 ish lb picture of Prince that I want to hang in my rv, I was thinking I probably should take out the glass to make it lighter but not sure if there is command strips strong enough? I love the magnets I could think of multiply ways to use, but not sure if I would use around electronics, I could very well be wrong, but I thought magnets and electronics don't mix well. :( .....happy travels :)
Thanks, Jared! Helpful as always. I’ve never seen the Nano Tape before. That’s cool! One question: when using the magnets (like for the remote) what do you use to affix the magnets to the table & remote? Glue? Nano tape? Command adhesive?
I was wondering the same thing! I have a bunch of these itty bitty little magnets, got them at princess auto, they are super strong I can see them pulling off the remote er not staying adhesive on the remote. (I use these little guys for odd ball stuff like one to hold the bathroom sliding door snap strap away from the door when opened so the strap snap doesn’t drag on the sliding door when opening n closing. Just using it’s magnetic properties to stay in place on the metal snap.) I think I would rather put the remote in drawer or a holder on the wall. Used a wall cell phone holder for two small remotes. Cheers 🍻
In the background… I noticed that you have a computer monitor. Is your computer equipment fixed to the table top in anyway? I work remotely and I’m considering getting a travel trailer, but I’m trying to find the best way to secure my equipment to prevent any damage/shifting on travel days. I would appreciate any advice!
Quick question Jarrod... Have you heard of Sugru? Like a plasticine that you shape and once applied to the area you want let dry 24hrs and "Voilà!" your new permanent fix! We did that for the towel hooks in the washroom because Command Strips were no strong enough for our micro towels. Thanks for the tips. Cheers everyone!
I had i a question how much better is it to replace the two 12.volt house batteries u get with the RV with two 6.volt deep cycle do get longer battery life usage when your off grid ??
A lot of people complain that things don't stick to the walls of heir camper. I think the new camera have a oily film that needs to be cleaned before any of them will stick. I use alcohol and it seems to remove something because there are stains on the pads or cloth after cleaning.
I have tried the Command products and even the double sided Gorilla tape, but because I live in Las Vegas the heat tends to loosen the glue and things fall off the wall. would any of the produce you use help with my issue?
Bit off Topic, sorry, but..I have looked EVERYWHERE trying to find a video or tips about working on top of my "non-walkable" RV and find NOTHING. I need to work on AC "Dirt dobbers nest" and don't want to fall through and damage, other than walking to the rafters, is there a prefered method to get on top without damaging?
I used command strip hook to hang a large but light weight canvas. It fell off and caused the wallpaper to pucker. Any thoughts of how to avoid this for next time and fix the puckered paper? I had Velcro strips in the bottom corner as well. They did not damage the wall.
A sense of humor? Two thumbs up!
Thanks
The ones that hold the best indoors is the OUTDOOR type strip with your hanger. These won't fail with time.
I’ve watched dozens of these types of videos, and yet you’ve managed to come up with quite a few items I haven’t run across before 😃 I appreciate your videos, they’re always informative and entertaining 👍
You had me laughing so hard when you attached your mug to the wall. It just hit my funny bone, and I really needed the laugh. Thanks!
Me too!!!! Soo funny!!!
Me, three! I REALLY thought that was hilarious! Wearing my earbuds so as to not disturb my girlfriend who was reading next to me, I laughed out loud and kept laughing that she looked at me wondering what was so funny 😂. That was great! Thanks for the laugh. Well done video! Thoroughly enjoyed. ☺️
Hi just an fyi, Velcro is a brand name for a "hook-and-loop" fastener device. I personally find your videos very informative and down to earth. Keep'm coming. Stay safe and healthy.
A couple small command strip hooks inside cabinet door with a small bungee cord stretched between the holds stuff in and can be removed when not using to allow for easy removal of items.
Command hooks are great but they can damage paint, wall coverings, and walls. Particularly in older homes and RVs. Great video and great ideas, tyfs 👍👍
Neo-den-e-um magnets 😉 Great video as usual, thank you!
Great tips Jared. I definitely like the magnet on the entry door. I would caution using command strips and double sided tape on wall papered surfaces. I have had a command strip separate the wall paper from the wall leaving a big unsightly bubble.
Me too! How do we fix it!
I will be ordering the nano tape. My walls are textured and we are very part time RVers. The command strip don't work well in our camper. Especially if it gets hot in there, they just fall off. But, they work fine on the wood cabinets . I have museum puddy( I call it earthquake wax. Used to live in an earthquake prone part of WA) . I didn't even think of using it in the camper. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing! Great ideas for securing items in the RV.
Nano Tape....great idea! Made me think of "Mork and Mindy"...lol
nanu nanu
We use baggage door magnets for our main door to hold it open. This let us get rid of the door toggle that always breaks and has to be replaced. They also match the camper exterior so it doesn't look cobbled together.
We loved this video!! My wife is all over most of this but we were unaware of the Nano Tape or museum putty so thanks for that!! Great job as always man! Stay safe! Brad & Lisa
Also check out a few favs of ours :
Command cord bundler
Command Round Cord clips
BESy retractable clothes line
Lastly...
Lockways Magnetic Whiteboard strips! (They stick up where ever you want/need! We have them in spots to magnet note paper or write messages etc. )
One that came in our used RV came off so we set it down on our dresser. We forgot about it. We picked it up a few days later and it took piece of the dresser 😖. But we still like those products. Double sided tape is awesome. 🤣😂 coffee mug on wall. We love our magnets. We’ve been using them for years. We did it for a bathroom garbage can to stay in place. The rubber liner helps a bit but shove a pillow in the cabinet works. Larry 3D printed our own spice holders attached to the inside of the cabinet. Great tips as always. Thanks. Alice
Defintely nano tape is RVr best friend. Thanks for sharing these good tips.
We use all these products mentioned and we leave everything in place when we travel. They all work great!
Thank you for this!!! Great ideas! I hate when people shoe a “remodel” or something they hung up and not showing us how.
The walls in my RV are textured and the Command products don't work. I just bought some of the nano tape (branded as "alien" tape) so I'm going to give it a try.
Thanks for all the great ideas!
Thank you, @ Susan B! I'm just moving into a used 5th Wheel Trailer & wondered if these were the same thing! God Bless you 😇!
Excellent tips. We always box up everything up, but I like that nano tape and putty idea. Big time saver.
I use the NANO Tape to hold my coffee maker to the counter in my Motor Home and it works great...Even when I had to break really hard. Thank You
We have a floor to ceiling pantry that pretty much put every thing in floor first trip so we stuffed a patio furniture lounge cushion in pantry and never have anything leave the shelf again.
Great info LOVED the coffee cup on the wall! I should try it so my daughter won’t spill my coffee anymore!
Hi guys! Thanks for putting out this video, Jared. We are working on the RV for some summer travelling and I was just researching this. Great video and congrats on 100k subscribers. We miss seeing you all.
Excellent video. Didn’t know about a couple of the products and will get them through you to try them out. Thanks.
Rubber matting idea we found very useful is to cut cushion pieces to put between bowls, pots and pans our anything else you stack but don’t want to rattle as you drive down the road and they also won’t move inside the cabinet!
I’d like to drink my coffee that way !!
Speaking of magnets you can get magnetic primer paint for your wall and stick things up that way. Kind of like a giant refrigerator door.
Thankyou! Finally the video I'm looking for. I'm buying a 1998 VW t4 this weekend. My first camper! I have been looking for tips for hanging and keeping things in place and your video is perfect. Great work and cheers for the tips 👍🏼👍🏼
Bins for everything!
Pantry, socks, camera gear...
Jared, hi brother.... I have been using hooks with sticky backing on my walls with one that pulled the RV wallpaper away. It was a large clock weighing in around 2 pounds. I will cover the area with the same clock but hang it with a screw this time. Just thought your viewers might benefit from my experience.
Thanks for your videos, they have been very helpful for me many times.
I’m super excited about those magnets 🧲. Thanx!
We use the Velcro command hook ones quite a bit. I mounted a couple of battery powered lights to the ceiling and under the bed and use them to hold my Walley in place on the shelf below the TV. I like the magnet Idea too. Thanks for another great video. My daughter uses the museum putty to cover up all the LED lights for sleeping. There are so many LED light in out Trailer!!!!
Great Video. Good to know about the Velcro. We love Command hooks! (This is Ben, the guy you met in the field at Camp Verde). Look forward to following your adventure.
Great info! We are getting our new 5th wheel ready for our first trip and your video was very timely. Thank you!👍
This was a great video - thanks!
Our new Lance trailer lacked one thing - no place to hang a coat or hat. We happened to be in an Ace Hardware and they had these. We bought several and put them in the spaces that were perfect for hanging. It was so nice to have them!
Thank you!
What's the preferred method for attaching the magnets to whatever you're working with?
Enjoyed your tips looking for nanno tape right now, Thanks great job stay safe 👍
Great work, Jared. You are the best! I sincerely appreciate your videos.
Thank you Bill.
Thanks for the idea about the magnets. I needed something to secure an outdoor camera to my trailer that was easily removable while I'm towing. I think the magnets will work great and hopefully will be removable without damage since it's a 3M product.
Love our commands in our camper! We also have the Velcro type!!!
LOL at the coffee cunundrum. Thanks for the tips!
Excellent video, especially Nano Tape. Just ordered some. Love your videos and thank you for sharing so much good information. Stay safe.
Nice to see you are doing well. Be carefull.
we use the museum putty and the command strips and hooks, but i've never heard of nano tape! Our clock just fell of the wall at like 1am last night and scared me to death. now i know how i'm putting it back up. lol
I cracked up when u hung your mug lol,. I personally haven’t had any luck with the museum putty. Love your videos, stay safe!
More great ideas! I love the way you think! So neat and tidy and clean!
Love the magnet idea
Great video! We’re buying some nano tape! Thanks 💙
Great information. We have used them all to hang stuff all over our RV. lol. Thanks for sharing.
This video is perfect timing
I use smaller pieces of the shelf padding between dishes and bowls to keep them from rubbing against each other.
Your a legend, Thankyou.
Great video Jared. We use most of what you showed but had not heard of the nano tape before. Will get some and give it a try. Keep up the great work!
Magnets need to have a warning! Don’t put them anywhere near computer devices especially SSD, SD Cards, bank cards, credit cards; they can destroy the item in seconds. Also when using magnet to hold metal door open like washer or dryer use a self stick silicone dot which come in various sizes to cushion the door and prevent scratching the door! Beware of the magnets though with you digital devices! One more really good use is finding a lost dropped screw or washer! 😁
Can’t wait to try these.
Great tips and tricks! Always love your videos, very informative and helpful in everyday life, thank you for that!
Some really neat and useful suggestions. Thanks much; they help us a lot -- keep 'em coming!
Y'all Be Safe!
Just found your videos, great ideas. Keep them coming.
Super helpful, great info. Appreciate what you’re doing. My spices are always all over the place!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the great video. I am researching things like this because I have purchased a double retractable clothesline that I want to mount inside my laundry closet and the other "ports" for the ends of the lines to the wall across from that. I am torn as to whether to try using command strips or if I should just go straight for the drill.
There's the weight of the clothesline base itself and then the weight of the clothes. (And as you said, the jostling around as you move down the road.) They will only be damp by the time they get placed on the line but damp towels are still somewhat heavy.
What do you recommend, and what is the best way to find a stud before you start to drill ? I really don't want to learn this the hard way. Thanks again.
Is it just me? We bought our Class B Campervan brand new a year ago in October, put up command hooks to hold things ... and I'm gonna say 85% of them have fallen down now. A few we used to hold up netting bags, one was pretty full, a little weight, another small, holding remotes, a bottle of water, that's all. Had a couple holding KEY CHAINS. They both came down after a year.
Always informative. The nano tape is new to me.. I will give it a try. 😂 I loved the coffee cup on the wall segment!
Excellent ideas. Thank you
Thanks, Jared. Some very good information.
Thanks for the great ideas and tips, very informative video.
Great video. I have a large heavy, 15 ish lb picture of Prince that I want to hang in my rv, I was thinking I probably should take out the glass to make it lighter but not sure if there is command strips strong enough? I love the magnets I could think of multiply ways to use, but not sure if I would use around electronics, I could very well be wrong, but I thought magnets and electronics don't mix well. :( .....happy travels :)
great video! learned something new and LMAO when you put your mug on the wall.
Great video. Lots of great information. Thanks.
Very informative 👍🏼
Thanks
Great content! I always learn something on your video. Thanks for what you do!
Awesome, Thanks!
Thanks, Jared! Helpful as always. I’ve never seen the Nano Tape before. That’s cool!
One question: when using the magnets (like for the remote) what do you use to affix the magnets to the table & remote? Glue? Nano tape? Command adhesive?
I was wondering the same thing! I have a bunch of these itty bitty little magnets, got them at princess auto, they are super strong I can see them pulling off the remote er not staying adhesive on the remote.
(I use these little guys for odd ball stuff like one to hold the bathroom sliding door snap strap away from the door when opened so the strap snap doesn’t drag on the sliding door when opening n closing. Just using it’s magnetic properties to stay in place on the metal snap.) I think I would rather put the remote in drawer or a holder on the wall. Used a wall cell phone holder for two small remotes. Cheers 🍻
There are magnets with sticky substance on back.
Super helpful video, great ideas. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
The coffee mug😂😂😂
We all need to hang a coffee mug from time to time. 😂 😆
Hook and loop is the generic term for Velcro Velcro is a branding
thank you for the tip. Stay Safe
Oohhh I love that onion salt, and this video too!!,🤗
In the background… I noticed that you have a computer monitor. Is your computer equipment fixed to the table top in anyway? I work remotely and I’m considering getting a travel trailer, but I’m trying to find the best way to secure my equipment to prevent any damage/shifting on travel days. I would appreciate any advice!
Great tips! Thanks.
Getting close to 100k!!
Looking for hooks to hang stuff inside our outside storage for like our emergency rods, etc. What do you recommend?
Great ideas! Thanks, this is going to come in handy :-)
We want to add shelf's to ours.
Quick question Jarrod... Have you heard of Sugru? Like a plasticine that you shape and once applied to the area you want let dry 24hrs and "Voilà!" your new permanent fix! We did that for the towel hooks in the washroom because Command Strips were no strong enough for our micro towels.
Thanks for the tips.
Cheers everyone!
You can also use it for the magnets
Sylvie Mayer no, never heard of it, thank you! 👍🏼🍻
Good information
Great video! I have used the Command products all over my RV. They are so versatile.
I will give the nano tape a try. Thanks for the tip.
I had i a question how much better is it to replace the two 12.volt house batteries u get with the RV with two 6.volt deep cycle do get longer battery life usage when your off grid ??
Does the nano tape rip the paper off the wall when removing?
Do you have any recommendations for mounting a tv? Our trailer has the plug and cable plug in but it didnt come with a mount. TIA
A lot of people complain that things don't stick to the walls of heir camper. I think the new camera have a oily film that needs to be cleaned before any of them will stick. I use alcohol and it seems to remove something because there are stains on the pads or cloth after cleaning.
Good reminder, yes rubbing alcohol is great to clean the surface first.
I have tried the Command products and even the double sided Gorilla tape, but because I live in Las Vegas the heat tends to loosen the glue and things fall off the wall. would any of the produce you use help with my issue?
3M tape holds and holds and is removable.
My rv has leather wall paneling... I can't find string tape thar will stay in. Any suggestions?
Bit off Topic, sorry, but..I have looked EVERYWHERE trying to find a video or tips about working on top of my "non-walkable" RV and find NOTHING. I need to work on AC "Dirt dobbers nest" and don't want to fall through and damage, other than walking to the rafters, is there a prefered method to get on top without damaging?
I used command strip hook to hang a large but light weight canvas. It fell off and caused the wallpaper to pucker. Any thoughts of how to avoid this for next time and fix the puckered paper? I had Velcro strips in the bottom corner as well. They did not damage the wall.
I have never liked those command strips.
Is Nano Tape the same as Alien Tape?
Command straps work great until the trailer reaches 100° when not in use and everything hits the floor!
can you give me a link to buy the little magnets?