Tips and tricks for the spring cleaning of your motorhome

Tips for RVs

Since your motorhome is used in nature and is often smaller than your average home, it can easily become messy and messy. If you are going to do your spring cleaning this year, make sure you add your RV to this list.

It's best to empty your RV and clean it thoroughly. Clean all surfaces and ensure that no repairs are required on the side walls, floor coverings or windows. Make sure that your fridge does not give off unpleasant odors and disinfects, as does your freezer and other cooking facilities.

Then check your leaves. If you left it in the camper, clean it and replace it if necessary. Includes tea towels, bathroom and bedroom. Wash all carpets or carpets and clean the aisles and storage compartments of your RV. Take a damp cloth, wipe off the blinds and use a filler to remove dirt from the window coverings.

Once you have a clean sheet, it's time to replenish your camper for this year's camp season.

Function is the name of the game with recreational vehicles; Clutter and added weight can quickly affect the functionality of a recreational vehicle. Start with the basics and get out there. Think about your camping season and buy yourself accordingly.

There are many options available to the organization, including compact versions of things. For example, if you can not live without your Keurig coffee, there are compact versions that are easy to remove and store in a sleek design.

Use control hooks to create spaces for hanging jackets near the door or for bathroom towels. A control hook is an excellent way to create a solid hook without permanent marking on the RV, as would be the case with a nail.

Use plastic bags and other containers to store items such as games, blankets, extra toiletries, etc., and store them in the available space. Label your containers so you know what and where everything is.

If you've seen Netflix or selected a home improvement magazine, you'll know the name of Marie Kondo and KonMari's approach to organizing and cleaning all the spaces that serve joy.

Kondo asks his customers: "Is this article inspiring?" If it's not useful or does not bring joy, it's out. There are not many better places to apply this approach to cleanliness and organization than your RV.

Maybe this bladder is useless and takes its place, but the joy she gives her children while running in the camp is priceless. Throwing it into your motor home is your home and starting point for your vacation. Organize it, but let it be loved too.

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