The Most Controversial RV Topics!

Some of the most controversial topics in RVing are some of the basic things. Many of these topics you will see cycled over and over on social media. Here is my take on some of these RVing issues.
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[@charleighconaway9437]

Love how you said everyone has their brand loyalty kind of like when my husband & I were in the Marine Corps we tease other branches but in the end that all work to get the job done😂

[@ramman5784]

The best truck is the one that starts when you want it to

[@paulhindman5703]

Thanks for you thoughts as usual. Main point is have your spouse with same opinion as you on all RV topics. Saves for a lot of stress at the campsite.

[@phi-net2437]

Been using normal house Charman Ultra for years, the thick kind, no problems in black tank. 96 holiday rambler

[@willmckinsey9958]

Same guy that left his lights on all night also found out that keeping your black tank open was not a good idea. After a good hour calming everyone down and fixing the problem, the family did get to having a chuckle afterwards. I recommend this channel to them afterwards and hopefully they spent some time learning about their rv.

[@Tiffany_Mueller]

I wanna thank you from the bottom of my heart for what you said about the "is a trailer an RV" argument... I've explained this to my husband so many times and your point about the VIN was overlooked by me👌🏾. He just paid the registration last week so I'm gonna bring it up tonight😈

[@briancoombs6095]

These are the hot button subjects I see on several RV sites. 1. Towing with a half ton truck . 2. Appropriate tire pressure. 3. Traveling with propane on or off. 4. ST vs LT tires. Cover or no cover.

[@kreutztimothy]

Toilet paper solution:. I hated how it would always mess with the sensors, I got got rid of the TP and installed a heated bidet. Fyi... Don't knock it till you try it... Wouldn't ever wanna go back to the "old" way with TP.

[@robertpearson8798]

That's an interesting idea, I'll have to investigate it.

[@LennonZFPV]

He’s right. It’s awesome. But we don’t have one in the camper.

[@TomSpurlock]

The question I hear asked a lot is "what's better, motorhomes, trailers, or 5th wheel". This really depends on your camping style, and price point. There are pros and cons for both. Generally if you're on the move all the time to see the country, a motorhome with a small flat tow vehicle is ideal if you can afford it. It's simply way faster and easier to setup and break down a motorhome campsite. However, if you always camp at places for a week or more, trailers and 5th wheels may be a better choice, assuming you already have a turbo diesel truck for the tow job.

[@LilbitCT]

Some of these discussions like the gas vs diesel tow vehicle I just pop popcorn and enjoy the show.

[@Mark_Lawler]

Girard tankless water heater for the win! Set the digital display to the exact temperature you want, turn on only the hot faucet, and perfection. Also very simple to maintain and weatherize.

[@frenterr]

I have a furrion tankless water heater and love it set it on 106 to shower and when boondocking I don't waste any water I installed a 12v valve that returns the water back in to my fresh water tank until the water is hot works Great.

[@timmartin4952]

@@frenterr Terry, interested in your comment. Do you have a link you can share about the 12V valve please? Maybe I can find it myself. Thank you!

[@michaelliner1905]

Hey Jared, Really enjoy your channel, short, to the point, and informative. Here are a few more topics for a future video: propane vs. all electric, residential fridge vs. 2 way fridge, washer/dryer vs. more storage, Super C vs. Class A, proper tire pressure. In the RV world I could go on and on.😂 Keep up the great work.

[@markaustin4370]

All good suggestions

[@markoshun]

I would add that tankless versus tank might depend on what you are using it for. As mainly a dry-camper, leaving a tap running till the hot water gets there is not something I’m willing to do. My tank is pretty quick, and even that I don’t turn on most the time because I’m also conserving propane.. 😊 From my perspective, there is no unlimited water, hot or otherwise.

[@bmgm37]

Adding a simple hot water circulation system takes care of this. We dry camp a lot and have the Truma which we love. I put on a system that with the press of a countertop air switch, a solenoid in the furthest hot water line opens for 30 seconds and dumps the water back in the fresh tank. When you open the faucet, you truly have instand hot water with no water waste and no extra water in the gray tanks, works awesome.

[@markoshun]

@@bmgm37 That does sound good. I’m going to look into that since the kitchen is furthest away from tank. Thanks.

[@Dougy_Fresh]

Scott rapid dissolve rv toilet tissue breaks down like septic 1 ply but feels like decent 2 ply. My go to.

[@randyshay7280]

Electric trucks are the best! Especially for boondocking. If your batteries are low you can recharge them with the sun with your solar generator. Only takes about a month or two, especially on those cloudy days. Gives you more time to boondock!

[@cathyhann7957]

You are so right about the controversy. I know how I like to do things so that’s what I do. If someone does something else, that’s fine with me. Excellent video.

[@JHA6100]

Interesting topics here Jerod. Yes, so many people get so caught up on these items, and so many more. I would like people to offer alternatives rather than be confrontational. We are all here to live life, appreciate the efforts of others such as yourself, so who am I to argue with you or others? Always love your suggestions and POV. You are a blessing to so many RV’ers, campers, glampers, or whatever one wants to call themselves! 😀

[@gregoryjordan6522]

On the black tank topics. I watched "Changing Lanes" when they were talking to a guy that specialized in black tank repair. About toilet paper, he suggested Angle Soft. His exact words were "I never saw a tank have any trouble when Angle Soft was used". To clean the black tank, he used a combination of Pine Sol & Calgon bath beads. You add that before you drive to a new location. The sloshing around coats the inside of the black tank. About the type of truck. I drive a 2008 GMC 2500HD 6.6L Turbo Diesel. I picked an 08 so there's no DEF. It can tow a16K 5th wheel. My camper max weight is 10K. I am able to accelerate while towing uphill. Plus, I've heard too many horror stories about Ford Trucks. But in reality, I cheat. My son is a car nut (I am a computer geek by profession) and researches cars more and knows them better than I. I just told him I needed a truck to tow a camper and he picked this one for me.

[@Maxid1]

These conflicts are why I often stay out of the comments. I don't have an opinion about any of these. What I do has worked for the 8 years I've been full time but I know enough not to think what I do is the only way it can be done.

[@DamageLLC]

I have a brand new Ford Ranger XLT with a suspension lift and upgraded tow package and can tow up to 7500 pounds. I currently tow a 30 foot grand design that’s 6400 pounds dry weight and I have no problems with it. Love it!

[@FranksDIY]

I agree that there is always an argument for anything . The point as you said just get out and enjoy the outdoors

[@DG_ontheroad]

Hello, you are the best, very simple to speak, easy to understand, I am always looking at you, it helps me a lot. Thanks very much. DG from Fort Lauderdale Florida.

[@barrigany]

... My inner Monk can't unsee your stove top on in the background😖

[@rovingrosses3288]

Great topic. You missed the propane valve open or closed on travel day

[@shiftfocus1]

I might be one of those people with strong opinions about matching tow vehicles to towables. I might also be a total hypocrite, after my last trip to the scales… I find our strong opinions are sometimes founded in our bad experiences, which we universalize too readily. We’re at our best when we try to help each other. Your content is fantastic for doing that, and appreciated. Love the channel!

[@perrymahnke886]

Really great video & I like how delicately you covered the different topics & your experiences.

[@JeffBush1]

RV Lights: Glad you brought this up but wish you would have provided more. Glad you are taking on difficult topics as some many would shy away from. If I may recommend, courteous campers should not their camping experience onto others as everyone camps differently, Therefore, respect others and their camping experience. Do not play music of tv loud enough to be heard at your neighbors campsite. Do not allow your children to run through or disturb others camping experience. And, of course, do not shine light into other's campsites. I always feel bad for those folks in a tent and are directly across the road of an RV that has those lights on the front. Just image that light shining in your bedroom all night. Ugh. I know I would not. Many RV's are insulated well from exterior sound and light (black out shades) but for the campers in a tent. They cannot isolate from the sound or the light.

[@JB007Rules2]

At 8 seconds... that's will prowse!!! I love that guy!!! Insane smart battery guru!! Everything I know, I learned from him!!!

[@ad886710]

great vid! Love the comment about chemicals in the black tank..."people have been doing it all 3 ways for years without any problems"....so why would you spend the money to buy chemicals? We used to use them, but ran out on a trip several years ago, so went without. Guess what? No issues. So, we haven't used them since and keep the money we were wasting. thx again

[@LM-ek2hb]

Nice selection of topics! Thanks. I was also thinking: Pull-Thru or Back-In? AC overnight or Windows Open? Rest Area -Truck or Car lot? , Overnight or not?

[@lishster]

😂 Talk about splitting hairs. Love it! Thanks for the chuckles! You are absolutely right, call it what you will, just have fun! Notice he didn't mention Chevys. 😜.

[@madelinefionnamatias-nelso5064]

“It doesn’t really matter what you call it! Just get out there and enjoy…” Yes!!!! I seriously am sooo grateful for all your content! It’s always informative, concise and personable! Which, it’s actually really difficult to do seamlessly. I only have the experience of tent camping (a wannabe RVr, making plans for next year) so I can’t chime in on much of the topics BUT I just had to ditto two things you said: 1) The quote above👆 2) The RV community, as a whole, is epic!… We have had a few times where we were tent camping next to someone with their bright cap lights on and we simply asked them kindly (the next day) if they would turn them off when they were done for the night for the time we were camping next to them. Even those people set on keeping them on "for security reasons" or "to keep the wild animals at bay”, would make an expectation just out of courtesy! Come on folks, let’s be kind to each other more! Why all the controversy? Just do what works for you while being respectful to your fellow human, other creatures and this beautiful planet that is our home. 🌍 🌎 🌏 Thanks again Jared, for being a beacon on light in the RV community 💜 C ya in the next video 👋 😉

[@johnturner7322]

My TT does not have cap lights, but I do leave my tounge jack light on.

[@fm71450]

Hey Jared, interesting topic. Thank you. We miss seeing you on Campendium. Keep up the GREAT work!

[@AllAboutRVs]

Here is the video for properly weighing your Truck and RV for towable RVs kzbin.info/www/bejne/goStoX6NerGfeMk

[@robertschulke1596]

Cruising boaters solve the TP issue with a sealed waste container for it. We literally don't put anything we haven't eaten in the head (sailor's toilet). No, it doesn't smell because all the paper dries out everything. Trust me, you don't want to deal with clogged plumbing offshore in 6' seas! 25 years and the only clog was due to a guest flushing sanitary napkins, after being requested to not do so. It took me 6 hours of hard labor to disassemble the head and plumbing in order to physically rip the swollen plug out. They're family, so they get to come back, but the toilet is always "broken" while they're here.

[@phillippmorris4109]

hello from the wet ozarks Jerred. cant say it better myself. tight lines!

[@Propnut48]

On t/p I use Costco t/p and even at home on my septic system I separate it into two sheets so it breaks down after flushing.

[@martinasaxton7033]

You might want to research RO water filtration. It removes the minerals and makes water more acidic than regular water.

[@JP-ee8ni]

Great informative video. You’re correct, no matter what, just get out and have fun!

[@windrider65]

As far as the black tank, you said it, water is your friend. After I dump mine I put 6 to 8 gallons of water back into the tank. It's only a 30 gallon tank, but it helps to get everything out when I pull the handle. Do what works best for you, that's all that matters.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Good plan to make sure you don’t have a problem.

[@windrider65]

@@AllAboutRVs only down side to it is that I have to drain the tank more often.

[@k-mparker]

We just bought a bigger RV…bigger RV bigger tank. Winner winner, seafood dinner!!

[@Markpatrickrich]

I do my best to stay away from the drama I do shut my lights off to be a good neighbor even though I would like to keep them on for the aesthetics and the security. I enjoy your videos. Most of your do it yourself and your reviews. You’re very good at explaining it make it easy do you understand thank you for your help all your tips and information sending you positive energy from Southern California. Hope to see you on the road someday safe travels.

[@kathleenrutherford733]

Great job Jarred, thank you

[@AllAboutRVs]

Thank you!

[@mattclary2069]

Truck brand loyalty just cracks me up! I couldn't care less what I drive. Whatever works best for me at the moment of purchase.

[@robertschulke1596]

The "lights on" type sound like Mrs. Melmac from Farley's cartoons. Anything they can do to increase their footprint is necessary.

[@bobbafett1971]

I would install the truma...but I boondock more then hook up. And I need the propane tank.

[@shutupstoopid4518]

Only thing I know is you should always put your slides in before you enter a construction zone

[@johnhines3591]

I keep grey tank closed. One place had a real issue with sewer flies. Why do some people call all rv's campers? A camper is something that slides into the bed of a truck. Seems like it's a east coast thing. A trailer is not a camper.

[@Outlaws28]

Great content as always, although I would have preferred you to be a little more "committed" on some of the topics, but I get it. Who wants to jump in the middle of brand bashing?! 😅 I totally agree about right sizing of the tow vehicle. I try not to jump in unless asked because people get defensive very quickly. However, when it comes to tow vehicles, improper decisions don't just affect the owner, they potentially affect other people on the road. Sometimes it's difficult not to say something. And then there are the people who ask and get defensive when they don't get the answer they wanted to hear simply because "it's towed fine for so many years". When it comes to tow vehicles, the numbers don't lie.

[@willmckinsey9958]

Outside lights are cool and all, but turn them off at bed time. Had a guy last year camped next to me. Just bought it and didn't get to know it before he went out. Left the front lights on and blinded me all night in our bedroom. I let him know the next day and he was sorry about not knowing his unit beforehand. He said he skipped the walk through so that is something we shouldn't skip

[@mondavou9408]

Regarding the RO, I didn't know there is a system to replace the minerals. I installed, then removed, my home RO system because it lacked essential minerals. Thanks for sharing.

[@nvrmor023]

Nothing a one a day or similar vitamin won't fix. Relying on minerals in water is nonsense.

[@Roadtriptoday]

Enjoyed the different topics. Good refresher with our first trip of the year coming up.

[@DavidHBurkart]

Good stuff Jared. I think you were going to say the truck you definitely shouldn't tow today's RVs with is a Studebaker. How could you???!!! You bruised my paper-thin skin with the odacity of your offense & I have no safe-space to crawl into. Ohhhh the horror. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@richardbrowning2376]

I am not saying I favor or do not favor keeping your gray tank open but I thought I would share something that another rver shared with me yesterday. He mentioned he never leaves his open because if something down the line in the sewage pipe gets clogged it is possible leaving your gray tank open will fill it some from others dumping down the line. I always leave mine closed but want to know others thoughts.

[@itsjustthatez4275]

Great topics. Do you have a video on getting mail while living full time on the road? Legalities. Thanks dorngreat videos

[@smittyd1328]

😅 Jarad, you forgot "boondocking". That will get them going in the forums. Can you boondock at a Walmart? Keep the videos coming!

[@williamjames3304]

Just get out there and have fun.

[@bikabill5182]

I have to comment on the tow vehicle. One major issue for me is having a limited slip differential (LSD). Ford discontinued that sometime in 2015 or 2016 in favor of electric LSD (eLSD) as standard with locking differential (eLocker) as optional. Neither of those work well when trying to back a camper on wet ground (like after or during a rain). So I traded my 2020 F250 for a Ram. Lost a lot of $ doing so since I'd bought the F250 new and traded it for a new Ram 3500 (SRW). Still, a great decision as the Ram has no issues backing or pulling in wet conditions. Never do Ford again.

[@seabliss22]

Good to know. Thanks

[@SpykersB]

When I bought my ram dually 3500 in 2018, in researching I learned the Fords were more difficult to work on the engine for any major issues because the engine would have to be removed 😬, plus Ford hadn’t caught up yet…and I wanted the king of the pull then too. I love this truck, but it’s also my first truck, lol. 🍻

[@bikabill5182]

@@SpykersB I think you chose wisely. I'd bought a Ram Dually (Cummins) in 1996 and loved it. But in 2020 I decided to try a Ford diesel. Big mistake, mainly because of poor traction in wet conditions. I'm happy with the Ram I have now. It is the king of the pull!

[@artfrederick614]

Thought you’d cover traveling with propane on to run your fridge or always off for safety. 😊

[@bitworkx6028]

Systems that can be instalked somewhere in the trailer are often limited by space inside the traiier. So, the hard brand folks are limited to folks who have choices.

[@AustinSanderson.]

really enjoyed this im excited to begin full time living because mortgage rates on a house right now are not ideal or smart investment i watched video to the end and appreciate the honesty

[@SuperSushidog]

I thought you might mention the old argument, "propane on or off when traveling." We fall into the propane always on camp as we are FTers who boondock most of the time. Besides our 24 yr old fridge only works on propane.

[@bikabill5182]

The owners manual for our fridge, which is electric/propane, says it's fine to keep propane on while traveling. We always have.

[@mikeehrhart9488]

Great list!

[@salley1518]

Preferred towing vehicle and what I'm actually towing with, differ wildly.

[@pativoogd2721]

Made me laugh I am the same

[@RelativelyRichLife]

All these topics are definitely controversial and thx for the p-trap hack. Great video!

[@Becker1697]

i have learned so much from this channel. thank you for the insight.

[@AustinSanderson.]

just bought a travel trailer today for first time a 2023 gulf stream vintage cruiser 19erd model ...we will see how life improves lol

[@philipgerry5228]

Enjoy your new adventures.

[@bobbafett1971]

Run your ro water back to the holding tank. It's just water. It's what didn't pass through the membrane. I have a 9 stage filter on my salt water tank. The water is the same on discharge as input.

[@geigertron3000]

i towed our 32' travel trailer with a BMW X5.... not bad

[@mattclary2069]

Not a word about THE most controversial topic? TIRE INFLATION

[@larryfromwisconsin9970]

I didn't like taking a shower at my sister's home with tankless hot water. It was too cold, too hot, too cold...

[@chomp54321]

"Bulky Berkey" eh? You are really, really courageous! 😂

[@baddecisionsrv8506]

Would have enjoyed seeing you address "are all RVs coaches or do they have to have an engine to be a coach?"(I believe all are coaches -Mike)

[@enigma9789]

Have you made a video about your RO water system? I looked but couldnt find anything. How much waste water is produced per gallon of drinking water, and does it go into the grey tank?

[@andrewsaccounting]

A truck is a truck, I always wonder is what kind of tires to use? All season, all terrain, characteristics? Etc.

[@pativoogd2721]

As long as it’s tenply

[@tbcarleton]

Just because it's a camper at a campground, doesn't mean you're doing the camping. The camper does the camping for you. If you have any two of the following, you're not camping: indoor toilet, water heater, air conditioner, or furnace, unless you’re carrying your water by hand.

[@tedsheldon11]

I don't mind front lights. Ours are super bright so we leave them off. Learn to tow properly and recognize 80mph is not safe with a camper

[@AKBRONCOSFAN007]

We just purchased our first travel trailer after 8 years of waiting. We got a Nash 29S and are so anxious to go out and it use it for the first time. My wife and I found this video quite entertaining as we don’t have a dog in the fight YET, LOL, cause we’re rookies. But there are some valid points made on many different topics. However, there was one thing mentioned about R.O. water systems putting minerals back in the water??? I’m a water guy myself, spent 20 years in the military using contingency/field deployable water/wastewater systems and currently manage a water treatment plant. I’m not saying it isn’t true but it’s a bit puzzling to me how a R.O. water system “puts” minerals back in the water it was designed to remove in the first place. Anyhow just found the channel may take a look a look at some of you’re other content in the future. One thing I’ve noticed is there are quite a few “KZbinrs” in the RV/travel trailer space. It almost seems a bit cliqueish.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Good question. The water filter R.O. System we have, had an extra “filter” after the membrane that it’s only purpose is to add minerals to the water.

[@ibMoose2u]

Many of us purchased RV’s that don’t have blackout shades and either don’t use the RV enough or don’t want to spend $1 to 2,000 on them. Leaving on lights outside once you’re in for the night is ridiculous and inconsiderate. If you need to get up in the middle of the night to go outside, turn them on or use a d@mn flashlight. Numbers don’t lie for a truck’s ability to safely tow. So many people use undersized trucks which, first and foremost, is extremely dangerous to everybody driving around them and then to themselves and their family. The only 2 real controversies here imho.

[@faithsrvtrip8768]

No TP in black tank or rarely. I keep a small trashbin next to the toilet and put the dirty TP in that bin with wipes. And I take my trash out every day. I tested Angel Soft and it breaks down easily in water but I still don't put that much into my black tank. I have zero loyalty to any corporate brand especially auto makers. I bought a Class C because the towing issue gave me a headache. I only use camp water to flush the toilet and to wash dishes. I buy spring water to drink. That's it. Plus I am cheap. I keep black and grey tanks closed until I dump. As a camp host I usually have full hook-ups and I will pull the black first and use the grey water to clean out after the black. I can go 5 to 7 days with one person and, no, I use the camp showers I don't use the shower in my RV except for laundry and storage. I don't do any treatment for my black tank other than Cascade dishwashing detergent and maybe vinegar or baking soda and a flush because I don't like chemicals or the fake smell. If I am in the woods, it's camping! Woo hoo!

[@christophermcclelland1556]

I tow mine with a Toyota. Come at me.

[@mikemccarthy6939]

What are you towing

[@christophermcclelland1556]

@@mikemccarthy6939 a travel trailer ? What are you towing ?

[@mikemccarthy6939]

@@christophermcclelland1556 how long and how much does it way

[@mikemccarthy6939]

@@christophermcclelland1556 a 36 foot travel trailer 9300 pounds

[@pativoogd2721]

Let’s see a picture of your truck hooked up to your trailer

[@johnsanford4569]

The incorrect tow vehicle puts both the driver AND other vehicles at risk. Safety first.

[@purplemoose6431]

How about fifth wheel frame flex?

[@brianmurdock7428]

Keep gray tank closed to back flush black tank

[@PolarBear00777]

I actually did a test on toilet paper and walmart standard great value toilet paper breaks down far better and more completely than any septic safe toilet paper does...and it is a fraction of the cost!

[@jogillis4503]

You crack me up. This was fun to watch.

[@ds5248]

Another controversial topic. Driving with propane fridge on or propane off. Great topics.

[@AllAboutRVs]

Great one, I should have included that one.

[@markholland8953]

Part of the issue here is that many states say it's illegal to drive with propane on.

[@Phuztone]

Do you ever do any videos on RV Park Models? So many of the videos I watch end to lean towards the travel model. I'm hoping to find some videos on dosing things in a Park Model. Thanks!

[@Masterchief68]

If you feel the need to have your RV outside lights on, fine, but treat them like you would noise and when quiet hours start, shut off all the outside lights. We use septic safe TP, the same at home and camping, makes it real easy! Trucks, who really cares as they all seem to do the job just make sure you have enough truck to do the job! Which is for anything over 25 feet a 3/4 ton and anything under 25 feet is a 1/2 ton and GM has a HD 1/2 ton that will safely tow a bit more weight and length wise but again know your numbers and never listen to a salesman about what the truck can tow or if that truck will tow that camper, they lie.

[@hsidder]

With all hobbies, there are people passionate about their likes/dislikes. In the end, do what works for you and get out out there and camp!

[@sgreene207]

Just to clear up a little; a vehicle is use to carry people, goods or items. So with that said, an empty camper would not be a vehicle. See where I’m going? Where as a motorized camper would always be called a vehicle because it will always vary “people”. Simply said, a motorized vehicle is an RV and a pull behind is a “camper/ trailer”. If we flip this we will HAVE to call a flatbed trailer an RV. ❤

[@bobmartens1089]

As far as towing i tow at about 40% under capacity, just easier and safer😊

[@VishenkaSladkaya]

Toilet. We use it only for #1, toilet paper goes to the trash,#2 only in public restrooms.

[@rogergraves242]

1-Ton Dually F-350

[@ronjones2733]

Totally OFF TOPIC,,,, I'm hoping you can help with a problem. I have a 2017 Jayco Greyhawk, and the screen in my door is torn. I don't see a bead to remove to replace the screen. It looks like its Glued in place. Is there something I'm missing. Thanks in advance, Ron INDY

[@josemiguelperezleon5741]

Bro how About destinación trailer, The y se Good flor living in the winter

[@eddiedoherty2349]

There are those who leave the grey tank open and haven’t had drain flies yet…

[@janicecrockett1400]

I always enjoy your videos.

[@m3cog]

Have you done a video about your install on the RO system?

[@johnr5545]

Thanks god bless