Mom here, to talk about our experiences using different shower wipes. Yep, you read that right: we don’t always shower every day. Especially when we’re boondocking and need to conserve water, we often use one of these wipes to clean the important bits daily, and only shower every couple/few days. Coupled with our dry toilet, these wipes really go a long way to conserving our water supply, but they’re not
When it comes to water management, you’re going to be using water for 4 things: hydration, cooking, cleaning, and hygiene. Hydration is straightforward, and shouldn’t be changed. Drink when you’re thirsty, and if you’re being active, drink BEFORE you’re thirsty. When it comes to hygiene and cleaning, there is room for a lot of savings! And as for cooking, there are techniques and tricks to reduce water use there, too.
Earlier, we talked in broad sweeps about what steps to take to get ready to boondock. In this article, I want to dive a little deeper into how to better approach your power management when boondocking with your rig. Managing power while boondocking is part passive habit and part active choice. Let’s look at the power consumers on a rig and how we can manage them better: Power Management: the
We are often asked how we go boondocking in a bus (or RV). A lot of folks who’ve only ever gone weekending, or done extended stays at parks with hookups, don’t know where to start. It all breaks down to two main concepts; preparation and management. The two are interrelated. You prepare your rig’s systems to better manage them. So first let’s talk about preparation. Let’s also break down our
A lot of people ask about how to get internet on the road. In a sticks and bricks it’s so easy to do. Simply choose your internet service provider, hook up a modem, and you’re ready to go! On the road, it gets a little harder. One doesn’t have the luxury of “hard-line” connections like cable or DSL, so you have to enter the realm of mobile internet! Lucky for
In a previous post I wrote in depth about our Separett RV Toilet. However, that’s not the only thing we love in our bus’s bathroom. Here is a list of our favorite bathroom accessories, and why they’ve earned a place on this list! This post may contain affiliate links, meaning if you click on it and make a purchase I’ll receive a small commission at no cost to you. As
A while ago, we talked about the different toilet options one can have in an RV or Bus. We’ve been on the road now for half a year as of writing. This has given us many miles to put our choice, the Separett Villa, thoroughly through its paces. We have zero regrets! This post may contain affiliate links, meaning if you click on it and make a purchase I’ll receive
As we talk about in our post about Jacques Rolling Wheels DIY, we had a lot of little projects, repairs, and upgrades we wanted to do to Tad Cooper to make him just a little bit better! This post may contain affiliate links, meaning if you click on it and make a purchase I’ll receive a small commission at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from
We’ve been on the road now for a few months. I think it’s time to talk about some of my favorite mobile life gadgets that we’re really glad to have! In this post, I’ll talk about my Favorite RV Kitchen Gadgets. This post may contain affiliate links, meaning if you click on it and make a purchase I’ll receive a small commission at no cost to you. As an Amazon
It’s that time of year again when everyone has to buy something for someone. Well, that’s a little unfair. It’s that time of year again when friends and family come together and exchange tokens of love and appreciation! Sometimes it’s easy to shop for someone, and sometimes it’s incredibly hard. Especially when that someone lives on the road and doesn’t really have room for a Roomba and two instant pots!