Would you please tell me what kind of dog you have. She looks like my Yorkey terrier but my Yorky terrier is about 18 pounds. Yours is so small. Darling daisy has the floppy ears like my Yorky where most Yorkey Terriers like the little tiny toys have the ears that stand up so I’m just curious thank you. Also my dog is 14 years old . One day when I will regretfully have to replace her.... your dog seems to have the same exact temperament and personality as my Little Lexie Lou Lou.
12:14 - those metallic organizers. I used one of those in our odd cabinet next to the kitchen. Screwed them in up on what you would consider the second shelf level. They fit spice n seasonings perfectly. Webber or Mccormick brand. And I put it just high enuff to store a row of seasonings under it. Also used in out medicine cabinet to get a shorty second level 'basket'. Small stuff like nail clippers, contact lens case, tweezers, etc. fit easy to get and out of the way.
If you're within weight specs and level when hitched, don't worry about it... We added our airbags and sulastic shackles to help with the ride.. Helped a little....
Recess/and glue little round magnets, (both sides), in a piece of finished/stained 3/8 AC finished plywood to cover up those clothes, or find cabinet doors to match, even a black see thru net would be better advertising clothing...lol....
You could use baskets or fabric curtains to hide your clothes on those great shelves. Good bathroom organization. Great pantry ideas. Amazon has great pullouts for under the sink easy to install. I am 75 and did it myself. I even bought 1 for trash can and 1 for glass sauce pan lids. You have great ideas.
Daisy is super cute! What kind of dog is she? Thank you for the ductwork solution! I forward your video to my husband. LOVE how you’re sharing what others have done and has worked for you. Safe travels!
We are full timers as well. About your bedroom shelving by the bed, you could use a tension rod with a nice curtain made of any fabric you love or really pretty baskets, sometimes they are hard to find ones that fit certain spaces, but you could get lucky. Big lots is a great place to shop for different sizes of baskets. I actually found some white wire baskets, from big lots, for my fridge and freezer that fit like a glove and look as if they came with the rv. Love your ideas and video, I'll be getting some magnets for my bedroom door thanks to you guys.
Nifty ideas and creative install ideas. You gave me a great idea for our travel trailer with the Gorilla Glue attachment. I love your pantry . . . And I'm a guy! That's a neat little man-condiment cave.
We cut and put plexiglass in the screen door in the winter to help block wind when coming in and out of the door. I just made it a little snug and it held. It is also great if you have pets to protect the bottom screen.
Loved your inside storage ideas, shared with my wife as she is working at that with our class A. Love your videos enjoy all of them. You are REALLY neat people. Your ideas have helped me in more than once. Keep up the fine videos. Thanks Larry Miller retired with wife and dog. Love your dog darn cute.
Awesome little tidbits thanks for sharing. Going to share a safety tip. Take your oil off the counter next to your stove. If you have a fire that oil to feed it quickly. Don’t put it in a cabinet above the stove either. Both are extremely volatile and dangerous spots to put flammable liquids. It may be inconvenient but move them to your side cabinet or pantry.
Have an idea for your bedroom cabinet. You can take a spring loaded curtain rod and a curtain. Most like a kitchen size curtain will work. You can even hit the local fabric store and make one yourself. It will be easy to do. .
The baskets you're using, two words....Dollar Tree. It's amazing at the different sizes available. I like seeing the actual size before I buy it. I look like an idiot with my tape measure in Dollar Tree but they fit perfect.
Check the flex seal regularly. It doesnt like uv from what I've seen on repair to customers rvs, it starts to bubble and dry crack. I believe it likes to be painted from what I've seen. It definitely doesn't like roofs
I love the fact that anyone can tell how much the two of you love and appreciate each other. Love your videos! Have a good memorial day! and Thank you for your service Chad :-)
Hey Chad, if the glue fails in the wardrobe, cut a full board to fit from the shelf just below to the bottom of the next. This way each shelf is fully supported by the shelf below it. Glue is nice, but not always up for the job.
Hey tara I am just watching your organisation video and I have a idea on how you can hide your clothes. You know those curtain cords with the hooks on each end for net curtains you could put one of those up with some material like a curtain and just pull it across the space
I love the little air nubbin.. great idea! I have a little AC hack on my channel I found when hunting for a way the flys were getting in. And found the air returns of the ac were full of wires!
We thought we would get more done since we are stuck here for two months. But Larry is still working full time. Love the bigger top shelf. Excellent idea. We have hooks back there too. We put our laundry in the shower. We love those magnets. We have quite a few. They need to put pegs and holes in cabinets to move around shelves. Larry uses glue that is flexible instead of gorilla glue because of the movement that happens in RVs. You could put a little curtain for now to hide the clothes. We definitely need help in the pantry. We bought some bins with handles from the container store. You did a great job organizing. I think we will always be organizing. I want a pull out shelf too under the sink. Door stop? Very cool. My dogs hate those stairs. Especially Chewie. Very cool. Larry is definitely watching this. His honey do list has just gotten longer 🤣. Great job as always guys. We have a Solitude but a lot of these will work for us. Thanks. Take care. Alice
At the time 20:25, for your cleaning supplies I use empty laundry detergent bottles cutting a opening at the top leaving the handles on them so if one starts to leak it is caught in the bottle and doesn't damage the camper.
We got a magnetic door stop for bedroom door best thing ever. The door use to open when traveling and bang around now just stays in place. I think a quick solution in the bedroom instead of doors get a $2 tension rod at dollar general and them some fabric and make like a curtain. Lover your tp placement.
You can always use plastic storage bins to create makeshift "drawers" for things that you need to get to the back of. Plastic containers and lids can be in one. Pot lids in another. Cleaning supplies in another.
Since I think I’m going to be sheltering in place until fall. I had some trailer legs.com installed. It wasn’t hard to do but had a learning curve in the end it WORKS! My double axel tires are all off the ground about an inch and I won’t get the dreaded flat area of my tires. It also stops almost all movement in the rig. Yay 😁
I love your videos, I like to see Chad's skills (I'm terrible at this, really lazy) and the organization of the beautiful Tara. Please don't stop! Hugs from Brazil!
Roll-top might work, like for a desk. The one my Uncle had used a sturdy fabric base and glued the slats to it and routed a channel, but you might be able to bend PVC, then cut it in half. (bend first cut second) so the PVC holds it's shape then glue it in with your Gorilla glue.
Great ideas! We are contractors with Fedex Custom Critical and get paid to travel in our custom built truck. We also are Indian riders! We have a 2016 Vintage and 2017 custom Roadmaster
I have seen that Sorbus has some clothing boxes/bags that have little see-through windows on one side and pull handles on the end sides. You could put them on your lower shelves in the bedroom and pull them halfway out to see what's inside, yet not see them from the front. I didn't look into them enough to see what sizes they come in but might be a helpful idea for hiding clothes on the open clothing shelves.
Great information guys, thank you for all of your informative videos. I installed a 10'x4" PVC pipe cut into 2 and hung it in my basement for all of my fishing poles. I used plastic strapping to secure it to the ceiling.
First of all, Thank You for your Service!! Our grandfathers (Army, WWI) and fathers (Navy, Korean War) all served and we very much appreciate all who have given of themselves to serve our great country. Thank you! Now, off to the hardware store for some nubbies.
🤔 For the open shelves in your room you could use some nice cloth baskets and the Konmari folding method. That would look really nice and hide the clothing from sight.
The problem with command hooks on the RV walls, sometimes the wallpaper covering (our Fuzion toyhauler walls look identical to yours) starts to pull away from the actual wall substrate. Especially on exterior walls when sun/heat are bad.
Nice ideas, gonna get the magnets right away for a problem bedroom door. Just today I added a metal basket to basement compartment for windex bottle,simple green bottle and ant spray cans etc. mounted on wall holds everything. New wrap it storage straps to hoses, extension cords and hang in basement compartment. Gonna due my a/c roof units cleaning per your video. Comb and cleaner purchased today. Lol now gotta go get those door bumps to add to ducts for a/c. Great video as usual. 👍
I picked up some great ideas from you two, I have a toy hauler also and when I'm on unlevel ground my ramp door will have a small gap so I'm waiting to see how your project works out.One idea I have for your bedroom closet door is:Put two tracks on top and two on the bottom, stain two pieces of lauon (not sure of spelling)put a finger hole in each piece.Install them in the tracks so they slide back and forth behind each other. Keep the ideas coming Gary Nebitt,Chattanooga,TN.
There is always so many ways to better utilize space in an rv. They don’t have a lot of imagination when they build em. We have added a whole lotta hooks and shelves and such. Another great video guys. Thanks
Hi Chad, I had a friend, much older than you, who passed away about 3 years ago. You look like you could be his Son. What a guy. You even have the same laugh. I love to watch you two, I'm learning a lot and ready to buy. I'm traveling alone so I decided to purchase a 30 foot C class. Although I like a fifth wheel better I think it would be to difficult to handle being alone. You tell that sweet wife of yours how lucky she is. And Tera if you are reading my comment, Tell that big lug how lucky he is. lol Hey, I bought a TP hanger on Amazon that has a shelf for your Smart phone.. And I use it. -keith.
Love your organizing ideas and your channel! 🧲 I am not sure if anyone has suggested this, but you mentioned Chad added magnets to your doors. Have you thought about magnets on your metal baskets? For example, the basket you have behind your stove top, you could add magnets to the bottom of the basket? That way you wouldn't have to stow your baskets every time you travel?
Love these ideas!! Our fridge does that swinging shut as I’m loading food so I can’t wait to see if there’s a location where we could use that great magnetic idea .. thank you!
Hi Chad and Tara, thanks for so many great tips, my wife Jeanne and I love your videos. We recently bought a new 5th wheel and yesterday I added 4 shelves (sooner than later) based on Chad's suggestion to NOT wait!
My fav mod was doing the Garage bunk conversion like ya'll did. I had front and rear facing couches and had to buy brackets for side to side couches. I mounted 3/4 plywood on the tops and now have desks for my wife and I to work from home. All i need to do now is figure out a solution for the dovetail in the back, we loose 21" of floor space in the very back of the camper. That's my next project.
Love your dog,so cute and intelligent. Very good ideas with the organization. We just bought a new RV its small and I’m trying to get it organized. Got good ideas from you. Thanks
Great video. I found slides for a trash can and a slide to hold pots and pans at lowes. You can even attach your current door so instead of swinging it open, it slides open with the slide. Ive got my trash can slide attached to the door so i slide the door and the cans out in the open . Makes it alot easier. Hope you enjoyed your holiday.
Just saw this yesterday - Tara, your organization skills for your RV are OUTstanding.. I'm going to make sure my wife sees this - it'll help her immensely... Of course, now I'm gonna get a brand new 'honey-do' list... Dang it Chad... LOL
Great video! Daisy is too cute. We had a morky that was colored yorkie and not white Maltese. She acted the same as Daisy though. What a character! LOL
Yes I did projects while sheltering in place first cottonwood AZ. Then 5 weeks at quartzsite. Then 2 weeks in zion. Then 2 weeks in Bryce Canyon. Now 2 plus weeks at Capital Reef. All this boondocking has given me time to perfect my solar system. I am old so it has also given me ample time for naps.
Hi Guys. Your improvements to storage and organization in the kitchen were superb. Great ideas. Anytime you can add a shelf or find better storage bins is always a big plus when living in a small space. Nice job! You deserve a beer now. Go get one.
Moving up to a 5th Wheel tomorrow actually....We are not going to be full-timers...but I am wanting to get better organized since we will have more space....finally...great tips...Thanks!!!!
Enjoy your videos and love your ideas for modifications and fixes. One thing that really helped me organize our clothing is packing cubes from ebags. I roll all of our clothing in them and it holds more and they don't wrinkle as much. We have a class B so being organized and compact is essential for us.
Tara, what about a tension rod and cute curtain over your new shelves? a door might hit the bed... also I LOVE your names in the heart in the sand on your wall, SO CUTE!
Although this is an old video, one thought that comes to mind for the open shelving in the bedroom is to use the fancy draw slides (I can't remember what they are called) and look to get two doors from Grand design (that could fit the space) and mount them on the draw slides. This would appear like there are doors yet they slide out of the way! Or make up a framed chalkboard to write messages on and mount that to the draw slides!
You guys are the best. Chad is always busy...lol Great job Chad. If the virus did any thing good...the Honey do list is FINALLY CONQUERED!!! AND DAISY...OMG, I can't wait to see her in the videos. ❤️❤️❤️You guys
The fix you made for your diffusers has only pressurized the air feed thus giving a higher reading. Same amount of air. The volume is set by the fan speed. It also will lncrease the noise volume.
Have you thought about a spring rod with an attractive cloth curtain to cover your open bedroom storage? Quick, no tools required and allows easy access. Add a splash of contrasting color to your bedroom!!
I liked the bedroom door magnet tip- its now on my list. I added a door light switch (search door light switch @ Lowes) to our pantry. I just spliced into the existing manual light switch and ran it over to the new door switch. Another one of those "why don't they add this at the factory" upgrades. Hardest part was mounting the switch. Nothing some scraps of wood and Gorilla glue couldn't tackle.
Tara; A quick fix for your open cupboard next to the bed could be a sweet curtain & rod across the opening to hide the clothes, or opt for pretty matching containers to put your clothing into, but my favourite would be 3 rectangular pieces of wood (drawer front style) and hinge them at the bottom and allow 180 degree drop opening and a magnet to hold closed at the top - but first measure your drop-down space at the side of the bed or you'll not be able to open & access the clothes! Love your Pantry organisation and Daisy is toooo cute.
I love all your videos!! The mods are great! I am ordering the “vent nubbies” right now!! I did a similar thing with our steps - plus the outside steps - because our Yorkies were the same way as Daisy. I got the carpet mats at Dollar Tree and cut them in half, longways, the used 3M HD clear outdoor double stick tape to mount them to the steps. Total of about $10 including the tape and 4 mats. Works perfectly! I did change the outside mountings to Velcro in case it rains and we have to remove the wet mats.
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Would you please tell me what kind of dog you have. She looks like my Yorkey terrier but my Yorky terrier is about 18 pounds. Yours is so small. Darling daisy has the floppy ears like my Yorky where most Yorkey Terriers like the little tiny toys have the ears that stand up so I’m just curious thank you. Also my dog is 14 years old . One day when I will regretfully have to replace her.... your dog seems to have the same exact temperament and personality as my Little Lexie Lou Lou.
Can't wait to add the cabinet shelves, I was afraid to drill into wall 😅
12:14 - those metallic organizers. I used one of those in our odd cabinet next to the kitchen. Screwed them in up on what you would consider the second shelf level. They fit spice n seasonings perfectly. Webber or Mccormick brand. And I put it just high enuff to store a row of seasonings under it.
Also used in out medicine cabinet to get a shorty second level 'basket'. Small stuff like nail clippers, contact lens case, tweezers, etc. fit easy to get and out of the way.
I really don’t understand why anyone would give you guys a thumbs down. Love your channel.
There are a lot of people out there who dislike everything in general.. No hope for them.. LOL Thanks for watching! 😊
quick question, I just got the GMC 3500 dually.
Some say airbag it and some dont. I tow a Fuzion 427, whats your thoughts?
its a 2020
If you're within weight specs and level when hitched, don't worry about it... We added our airbags and sulastic shackles to help with the ride.. Helped a little....
Thanks for sharing all your organizing ideas. Also want you to know you are a beautiful young lady.
Recess/and glue little round magnets, (both sides), in a piece of finished/stained 3/8 AC finished plywood to cover up those clothes, or find cabinet doors to match, even a black see thru net would be better advertising clothing...lol....
You could use baskets or fabric curtains to hide your clothes on those great shelves. Good bathroom organization. Great pantry ideas. Amazon has great pullouts for under the sink easy to install. I am 75 and did it myself. I even bought 1 for trash can and 1 for glass sauce pan lids. You have great ideas.
Daisy is super cute! What kind of dog is she? Thank you for the ductwork solution! I forward your video to my husband. LOVE how you’re sharing what others have done and has worked for you. Safe travels!
Daisy is a "Morkie", which is a Maltese/Yorkie mix. 🐶 Thanks for watching! 😊
OMG this is 3 years old but still some great info. I like the AC vent hack and the carpet for the stairs. 😊Daisy is just too adorable. 😊
We are full timers as well. About your bedroom shelving by the bed, you could use a tension rod with a nice curtain made of any fabric you love or really pretty baskets, sometimes they are hard to find ones that fit certain spaces, but you could get lucky. Big lots is a great place to shop for different sizes of baskets. I actually found some white wire baskets, from big lots, for my fridge and freezer that fit like a glove and look as if they came with the rv. Love your ideas and video, I'll be getting some magnets for my bedroom door thanks to you guys.
You guys are the Chip and Joanna Gaines of RVing! Skye and Wolf, anticipating our GD 397TH-R in about 4 months.
I adore the puppy. Also, baskets would look good for the bedroom shelves.
Nifty ideas and creative install ideas. You gave me a great idea for our travel trailer with the Gorilla Glue attachment. I love your pantry . . . And I'm a guy! That's a neat little man-condiment cave.
Daisy is cute.
For your bedroom open shelving solution, look into tambour style door.
Interesting idea! Thanks for the tip! 👍🏼
We cut and put plexiglass in the screen door in the winter to help block wind when coming in and out of the door. I just made it a little snug and it held. It is also great if you have pets to protect the bottom screen.
Loved your inside storage ideas, shared with my wife as she is working at that with our class A. Love your videos enjoy all of them. You are REALLY neat people. Your ideas have helped me in more than once. Keep up the fine videos. Thanks Larry Miller retired with wife and dog. Love your dog darn cute.
Thanks Larry! 😊
Add nice deep matching baskets for that shelf area in bedroom.
Awesome little tidbits thanks for sharing. Going to share a safety tip. Take your oil off the counter next to your stove. If you have a fire that oil to feed it quickly. Don’t put it in a cabinet above the stove either. Both are extremely volatile and dangerous spots to put flammable liquids. It may be inconvenient but move them to your side cabinet or pantry.
Have an idea for your bedroom cabinet. You can take a spring loaded curtain rod and a curtain. Most like a kitchen size curtain will work. You can even hit the local fabric store and make one yourself. It will be easy to do. .
Don’t sell yourself short, you did an amazing job organizing the kitchen and bathroom cabinets.
Fabulous!! I love Daisy! Such a doll baby. Live you guys too
My puppies name is Daisy also. 😊
The baskets you're using, two words....Dollar Tree. It's amazing at the different sizes available. I like seeing the actual size before I buy it. I look like an idiot with my tape measure in Dollar Tree but they fit perfect.
Check the flex seal regularly. It doesnt like uv from what I've seen on repair to customers rvs, it starts to bubble and dry crack. I believe it likes to be painted from what I've seen. It definitely doesn't like roofs
Thanks.. we'll keep an eye on it! 👍🏼
I love the fact that anyone can tell how much the two of you love and appreciate each other. Love your videos! Have a good memorial day! and Thank you for your service Chad :-)
Did I see a Maine Lobstah magnet on the fridge?!?
Hey Chad, if the glue fails in the wardrobe, cut a full board to fit from the shelf just below to the bottom of the next. This way each shelf is fully supported by the shelf below it. Glue is nice, but not always up for the job.
Those magnet hacks are awesome! Very smart! We were excited about great use of baskets, but you guys took it to the next level!
It never ceases to amaze me at how you manage to make your videos interesting! ALL OF THEM!!!
For your open shelf in the bedroom, you can get a spring tension rod and a pretty piece of material, lacy sheer or towel and make a loop for the rod.
To see how much Daisy loved her new steps, that's my favorite!!
Hey tara I am just watching your organisation video and I have a idea on how you can hide your clothes. You know those curtain cords with the hooks on each end for net curtains you could put one of those up with some material like a curtain and just pull it across the space
Spring rod and a curtain.
I love the little air nubbin.. great idea! I have a little AC hack on my channel I found when hunting for a way the flys were getting in. And found the air returns of the ac were full of wires!
Yea.. we cover tidying up the returns a bit here: ruclips.net/video/Gbm8hOyZlrU/видео.html
Tara:”I don’t want to get rid of it, because we may need it.” That is what got me into,the state I’m in now!!! Too much junk!!! 😂🤣
Try using industrial velcro. I've used it for big heavy headboards. Takes a lot to remove it.
You 2 have some good ideas thanks for all the videos
You can put soft canvas baskets on the shelf for your folded clothes
I am putting velcro straps for my baskets, to keep from sliding
We thought we would get more done since we are stuck here for two months. But Larry is still working full time. Love the bigger top shelf. Excellent idea. We have hooks back there too. We put our laundry in the shower. We love those magnets. We have quite a few. They need to put pegs and holes in cabinets to move around shelves. Larry uses glue that is flexible instead of gorilla glue because of the movement that happens in RVs. You could put a little curtain for now to hide the clothes. We definitely need help in the pantry. We bought some bins with handles from the container store. You did a great job organizing. I think we will always be organizing. I want a pull out shelf too under the sink. Door stop? Very cool. My dogs hate those stairs. Especially Chewie. Very cool. Larry is definitely watching this. His honey do list has just gotten longer 🤣. Great job as always guys. We have a Solitude but a lot of these will work for us. Thanks. Take care. Alice
At the time 20:25, for your cleaning supplies I use empty laundry detergent bottles cutting a opening at the top leaving the handles on them so if one starts to leak it is caught in the bottle and doesn't damage the camper.
An idea for the cubby in your room you could put a rod with a cute curtain over the top 😉
Super building skills, so MANY comfort upgrades and what satisfaction that brings, let's not forget, "Happy Wife, Happy Life" 💪😍
Great Video !
When you opened the Pantry door I literally said, “WOW!” because that’s exactly what I need for my RV pantry!
Love y’all videos!
Order the same doors as above from Grand Design and put the handles up and not down. The doors will match too
The doors above are too tall. We've measured every cabinet door in here with that idea in mind, but none match up.
We got a magnetic door stop for bedroom door best thing ever. The door use to open when traveling and bang around now just stays in place. I think a quick solution in the bedroom instead of doors get a $2 tension rod at dollar general and them some fabric and make like a curtain. Lover your tp placement.
Have you re-weighed your rig lately with all the added shelves and additional supplies? Adds up quick.
Not yet.. but, we will....
You can always use plastic storage bins to create makeshift "drawers" for things that you need to get to the back of. Plastic containers and lids can be in one. Pot lids in another. Cleaning supplies in another.
Since I think I’m going to be sheltering in place until fall. I had some trailer legs.com installed. It wasn’t hard to do but had a learning curve in the end it WORKS! My double axel tires are all off the ground about an inch and I won’t get the dreaded flat area of my tires. It also stops almost all movement in the rig. Yay 😁
Hmmmmm. Those look interesting for working on axle maintenance...
Awesome job. Doesn't matter how big or small, new or old your home is there's always a project to do.
Rev a shelf for your cleaners and trash can. We love ours.
I love your videos, I like to see Chad's skills (I'm terrible at this, really lazy) and the organization of the beautiful Tara. Please don't stop! Hugs from Brazil!
Roll-top might work, like for a desk. The one my Uncle had used a sturdy fabric base and glued the slats to it and routed a channel, but you might be able to bend PVC, then cut it in half. (bend first cut second) so the PVC holds it's shape then glue it in with your Gorilla glue.
Great ideas! We are contractors with Fedex Custom Critical and get paid to travel in our custom built truck. We also are Indian riders! We have a 2016 Vintage and 2017 custom Roadmaster
I have seen that Sorbus has some clothing boxes/bags that have little see-through windows on one side and pull handles on the end sides. You could put them on your lower shelves in the bedroom and pull them halfway out to see what's inside, yet not see them from the front. I didn't look into them enough to see what sizes they come in but might be a helpful idea for hiding clothes on the open clothing shelves.
I am inspired, I have a lot of open spaces, not necessarily where I want them but hey, its always a work in process in the RV!
Great information guys, thank you for all of your informative videos. I installed a 10'x4" PVC pipe cut into 2 and hung it in my basement for all of my fishing poles. I used plastic strapping to secure it to the ceiling.
Brilliant! 👍🏼
@@ChangingLanes I wanted to send pictures, but it would not allow me to post them on here
First of all, Thank You for your Service!! Our grandfathers (Army, WWI) and fathers (Navy, Korean War) all served and we very much appreciate all who have given of themselves to serve our great country. Thank you!
Now, off to the hardware store for some nubbies.
🤔 For the open shelves in your room you could use some nice cloth baskets and the Konmari folding method. That would look really nice and hide the clothing from sight.
The problem with command hooks on the RV walls, sometimes the wallpaper covering (our Fuzion toyhauler walls look identical to yours) starts to pull away from the actual wall substrate. Especially on exterior walls when sun/heat are bad.
Maybe they do something different at GDRV? We use them all over the place for 3 years now and have never had any separation (knocking on wood) 😊
@@ChangingLanes could be. Mainly it's on the side walls where over time, sun vs. weight on the hook
Nice ideas, gonna get the magnets right away for a problem bedroom door. Just today I added a metal basket to basement compartment for windex bottle,simple green bottle and ant spray cans etc. mounted on wall holds everything. New wrap it storage straps to hoses, extension cords and hang in basement compartment. Gonna due my a/c roof units cleaning per your video. Comb and cleaner purchased today. Lol now gotta go get those door bumps to add to ducts for a/c. Great video as usual. 👍
I picked up some great ideas from you two, I have a toy hauler also and when I'm on unlevel ground my ramp door will have a small gap so I'm waiting to see how your project works out.One idea I have for your bedroom closet door is:Put two tracks on top and two on the bottom, stain two pieces of lauon (not sure of spelling)put a finger hole in each piece.Install them in the tracks so they slide back and forth behind each other.
Keep the ideas coming
Gary Nebitt,Chattanooga,TN.
There is always so many ways to better utilize space in an rv. They don’t have a lot of imagination when they build em. We have added a whole lotta hooks and shelves and such. Another great video guys. Thanks
I’d love to see some ideas on your diet and how you manage on the road, cooking and eating out. gluten free here.
Chad, have you done a video showing how you organized your basement? Thanks!
We talked about it a bit in our tools video: ruclips.net/video/SmoZx61dGrc/видео.html
Hi Chad, I had a friend, much older than you, who passed away about 3 years ago. You look like you could be his Son. What a guy. You even have the same laugh. I love to watch you two, I'm learning a lot and ready to buy. I'm traveling alone so I decided to purchase a 30 foot C class. Although I like a fifth wheel better I think it would be to difficult to handle being alone. You tell that sweet wife of yours how lucky she is. And Tera if you are reading my comment, Tell that big lug how lucky he is. lol Hey, I bought a TP hanger on Amazon that has a shelf for your Smart phone.. And I use it. -keith.
We're both lucky! 😀
Love your organizing ideas and your channel! 🧲 I am not sure if anyone has suggested this, but you mentioned Chad added magnets to your doors. Have you thought about magnets on your metal baskets? For example, the basket you have behind your stove top, you could add magnets to the bottom of the basket? That way you wouldn't have to stow your baskets every time you travel?
I use think double sides tape for mine
I love the ideas you have shared...thank you !
In bedroom space use two tension rods one at top and bottom use short curtians that are hemed top and bottom To go on rods, it covers the space.
The shelves or lack there of in my 2021 397th are the same as your original config
Love these ideas!! Our fridge does that swinging shut as I’m loading food so I can’t wait to see if there’s a location where we could use that great magnetic idea .. thank you!
Hi Chad and Tara, thanks for so many great tips, my wife Jeanne and I love your videos. We recently bought a new 5th wheel and yesterday I added 4 shelves (sooner than later) based on Chad's suggestion to NOT wait!
My fav mod was doing the Garage bunk conversion like ya'll did. I had front and rear facing couches and had to buy brackets for side to side couches. I mounted 3/4 plywood on the tops and now have desks for my wife and I to work from home. All i need to do now is figure out a solution for the dovetail in the back, we loose 21" of floor space in the very back of the camper. That's my next project.
Yea.. that slope in the back is a pain for sure. Tara's chair runs right up to the edge.
Great job you guys!!! I love organization!! It gives me life lol!
Love your dog,so cute and intelligent. Very good ideas with the organization. We just bought a new RV its small and I’m trying to get it organized. Got good ideas from you. Thanks
Those command hooks didn't work when I put them on a papered wall. They just dropped off.. those clothes hampers cost £1. In B&M
Pretty sure our walls are wallpaper... Did you clean the area before applying them, then press them for 60 seconds?
Like the magnet ideas.Cover bedroom shelf with a picture magnets to hold it up.
You guys done a great job with that pantry extremely nice job
Daisy has the cutest ears....love how they are floppy but also perk up with her different expressions!
Great video. I found slides for a trash can and a slide to hold pots and pans at lowes. You can even attach your current door so instead of swinging it open, it slides open with the slide. Ive got my trash can slide attached to the door so i slide the door and the cans out in the open . Makes it alot easier.
Hope you enjoyed your holiday.
Just saw this yesterday - Tara, your organization skills for your RV are OUTstanding.. I'm going to make sure my wife sees this - it'll help her immensely... Of course, now I'm gonna get a brand new 'honey-do' list... Dang it Chad... LOL
Great video! Daisy is too cute. We had a morky that was colored yorkie and not white Maltese. She acted the same as Daisy though. What a character! LOL
Yes I did projects while sheltering in place first cottonwood AZ. Then 5 weeks at quartzsite. Then 2 weeks in zion. Then 2 weeks in Bryce Canyon. Now 2 plus weeks at Capital Reef. All this boondocking has given me time to perfect my solar system. I am old so it has also given me ample time for naps.
Hi Guys. Your improvements to storage and organization in the kitchen were superb. Great ideas. Anytime you can add a shelf or find better storage bins is always a big plus when living in a small space. Nice job! You deserve a beer now. Go get one.
Good changes for sure! I am showing my Angry Texan the d ring for hoses hack. SMART! Also that pantry is good to go!
Daisy is precious. Great tips. Especially the a/c vent thingamagigy ,,,,,I’m gonna do it.
I wanna see you two on a video actually relaxing... by a campfire. Lol ... ya know... RV RELAXING 😁
Moving up to a 5th Wheel tomorrow actually....We are not going to be full-timers...but I am wanting to get better organized since we will have more space....finally...great tips...Thanks!!!!
Good luck with the new fiver! 👍🏼
Enjoy your videos and love your ideas for modifications and fixes. One thing that really helped me organize our clothing is packing cubes from ebags. I roll all of our clothing in them and it holds more and they don't wrinkle as much. We have a class B so being organized and compact is essential for us.
Thank you Thank you Thank you. Great video filled with ideas that work for all size & style RV’s. Nice job!
Tara, what about a tension rod and cute curtain over your new shelves? a door might hit the bed...
also I LOVE your names in the heart in the sand on your wall, SO CUTE!
Although this is an old video, one thought that comes to mind for the open shelving in the bedroom is to use the fancy draw slides (I can't remember what they are called) and look to get two doors from Grand design (that could fit the space) and mount them on the draw slides. This would appear like there are doors yet they slide out of the way! Or make up a framed chalkboard to write messages on and mount that to the draw slides!
You guys are the best. Chad is always busy...lol
Great job Chad.
If the virus did any thing good...the Honey do list is FINALLY CONQUERED!!!
AND DAISY...OMG, I can't wait to see her in the videos.
❤️❤️❤️You guys
The fix you made for your diffusers has only pressurized the air feed thus giving a higher reading. Same amount of air. The volume is set by the fan speed. It also will lncrease the noise volume.
Have you thought about a spring rod with an attractive cloth curtain to cover your open bedroom storage? Quick, no tools required and allows easy access. Add a splash of contrasting color to your bedroom!!
That's exactly what I was thinking.
I liked the bedroom door magnet tip- its now on my list. I added a door light switch (search door light switch @ Lowes) to our pantry. I just spliced into the existing manual light switch and ran it over to the new door switch. Another one of those "why don't they add this at the factory" upgrades. Hardest part was mounting the switch. Nothing some scraps of wood and Gorilla glue couldn't tackle.
I like that idea!!!! 👍🏼
for your cabinets in your island try Rev-a-shelf . they have all sorts of pull out drawers. easy to install and good quality
I getting tired and need a nap just watching this video.
Tara; A quick fix for your open cupboard next to the bed could be a sweet curtain & rod across the opening to hide the clothes, or opt for pretty matching containers to put your clothing into, but my favourite would be 3 rectangular pieces of wood (drawer front style) and hinge them at the bottom and allow 180 degree drop opening and a magnet to hold closed at the top - but first measure your drop-down space at the side of the bed or you'll not be able to open & access the clothes! Love your Pantry organisation and Daisy is toooo cute.
I love all your videos!! The mods are great! I am ordering the “vent nubbies” right now!!
I did a similar thing with our steps - plus the outside steps - because our Yorkies were the same way as Daisy. I got the carpet mats at Dollar Tree and cut them in half, longways, the used 3M HD clear outdoor double stick tape to mount them to the steps. Total of about $10 including the tape and 4 mats. Works perfectly! I did change the outside mountings to Velcro in case it rains and we have to remove the wet mats.