29 YEARS OLD And LIVING In An RV FULL TIME (cheap RV Life)

Would you ever consider moving into an RV full-time?

So cool! We bought an RV this year and would love to eventually travel in it full time but so far have just been using it for vacations. Ours was also an older model but we renovated it on a budget and now we are in love. Just taking the old fabric down above the windows opens up the space and modernizes it so much! You can also go for a quick fix and buy a large blanket or sheet at a thrift store and stretch and staple it over your dining benches. And tile paint for the bathroom was our savior! Floor to ceiling! You can even get dye for the paint and stencils and make any design you want 😁

Amazing going ahead and moving forward and more.
Sounds great.😊😮

There are instructions online concerning how to treat your water tank so you can drink water from it. In case you want to try that. Its something like 1/4 cup chlorine per 50 gallons. Let the chlorine sit in the tank for a specified time and then run that water through your pipes. I did that in my RV and didnt get sick.

What you said about challenges is so true. I went to japan after uni for a gap year. End up staying. Yes, lots of difficulties but you get past them . Or you don’t and just give up. I don’t rv but I camp a lot here , mostly motorcycle camping. But with a family now, it’s time to buy an rv though here they are ridiculously expensive and the rv infrastructure is very poor. A challenge! Subscribed

Just a little note that we’ve learned from rving. If you are hooked up to shore power, get a small plug in heater, it will cure your dampness issue, the propane heater will cause you to have dampness :)

Regarding your power, if you get a device call "bluetti" it comes with a solar panel or you can charge it from a wall then you can pull power from the bluetti, goggle it. Hope it helps.

For your dog, you can buy a doggy bed in any pet store, like Petco in America, not sure about Canada. I'm in America. Hope it helps.

There's a revere osmosis system you can get to hook up to your water system in your rv, google it. Then you just have to replace the filters when the indicator lights go off. If you do that, you won't have to haul that huge containers of spring water. Hope it helps.

Interesting you are here now. Everything is so expensive here we are leaving to travel full time in the balkans in 2024

" I'll be 30 while most women my age are settling down" ... are we living in the same timeline??? lol

Go to Alaska and the Yukon 😊

Way 2 GOOOOOO

THis was cool. I enjoyed seeing the RV in it's current state while you talk about how you would remodel. Great to get a feel of what you really want.

You definitely need some chip clips!

Awesome!

с рождения до 29 лет живет в автомобиле?

thank god for mom and dad lol

Full time panhandlers! you tube is just riddled with them!

so nice where in Canada did you get your rv?

I love this

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I'm going to be moving over to the states from the UK, how did your dog Bear cope with the plane journey? Was it a complicated process? Can you tell me were you happy with his experience or was he traumatised?
tbh I'm very worried about how my dog (jack russel terrier, she is 13yrs old) will cope...

You will change things with time. How exciting! You will also get tips and advice from other campers. Wishing you both ❤️ and traveling grace, y’all have to name your rig, which also will come in time. God bless.

Yup..... I have been doing it since 2006.?😊

terrible camera work when reviewing rv...

Finding. A RV like this. Easy. But try Finding a women like that.

Good luck u Gais..done subscribe!

I love your rv. I’ve been rv shopping for a while. I have 4 cats so I’m looking at options. Please don’t leave Bear outside or off leash. He’s precious and there’s too many wild animals. I live in Ottawa! What was it like in the US. Were you concerned about safety shootings etc?

Howd you get to be so rich?

Be sure to visit Nova Scotia!❤

Boil your water and put it in the refrigerator for the next day!

How u get ur mail?

Do y’all have have any Chip clips? They come in handy to keep food including chips from becoming stale.

this is Beautiful

Where do you go to do laundry?

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You should not keep your freshwater hoses/equipment anywhere near the ones used for dumping grey and black tanks. They make special storage bags and bins to keep them separate if you don't have the storage space.

My sister used to keep wet wipes at the door to wipe dirty paws with her fur baby got use to it so he would wait for his paws to be wiped. I just found your channel so I know this is a little old

Happy for you two. Watching your video and yes, if you don't sanitize your fresh water holding tank you can get really sick. If you just take a capful of bleach and fill your tank and then drain it by running it through your faucets, shower, etc., while at the same time emptying the rest through the low point drain you should be fine. I do this before every trip. But even then we drink bottled water and only use the onboard water for showering, toilet, and dishes. Best of luck to you!

I drive a 1999 F350 Triton V10 converted unhaul to camper. Drives like a dream and never met a hill that was a problem. Don't like the need for premium gasoline, I alternate mid grade when driving in flat central states.
We also recently bought a 1995 Georgie Boy motorhome on a Chevy P30 chassis with a 454 engine. Also a nice driving vehicle.
Neither of these RV's has a back up cam....on my want list, and Max fans for each!!!

Dehumidifiers work great.

Great video! We have a huge RV as a mobile office and camp out in the boonies. Enjoy!

Hi, some words on the V10 you might find helpful, I've had several and worked for a shuttle buss company in the Colorado Rockies that ran v10's in their bigger shuttles. It's good that you went with that engine, RV's are notoriously underpowered for their weight and are designed for mostly flat land and occasional hills. V10 is actually the least amount of power you'd want to have climbing up and down mountains and even then you should baby it on the climbs and mind your rpms even if it means gearing down and using flashers, keep it to 3500 climbing hills when possible in that sweet spot were you have some power but aren't revving too high. Change oil, oil and air filters religiously. But the v10 is a workhorse if you take care of it, used in a lot of fleet vehicles for that reason. Also they are plentiful for replacement and parts. 150k-250k miles is the usual lifespan for one, can go 300 though if well maintained. Might think about starting a kitty for eventual replacement, about $10k US for a swap, but worthwhile when time comes bc then you'll be good to go again for a very long time. Older v10's had problems with blowing plugs out of the block and stripping out the threads, there's a fix for it, but it's kinda a big deal, if yours are that kind and hasn't already been done climbing a mountain is the most likely time it's going to. Another thing that will impact performance is spark coils and injectors, which are pretty cheap and easy to replace, if yours are older those will give you a power gain and improve mileage bc your engine will run more efficiently.

Just sharing…if you use the oven, I’ve heard these older models don’t cook evenly. However, things cook evenly if you use a pizza stone. Research that theory. Also, I’ve seen some fabulous refurbished RVs on Pinterest. Good Luck !!

Use your exhaust fan when cooking, it helps to remove moisture, also check beneath your mattress for mold there are lots of remedies, slats help need air circulation

Great video. Love your vibe.

You may need to sterilize the RV freshwater tank, all you need is bleach and a sewer hookup to dump the tank. It would be a good idea to look into a small solar setup if you don't want to have to go for a drive to top up the batteries, even a small 200-watt system could work wonders since you will need consistent power for all of your electronics. Do not wait to get on the roof, some of the worst problems that will cause issues later are the roof seals and coating not being properly maintained. If you are in a wet climate and have a leak that you don't catch in time it will become a serious problem. Congratulations and good luck!