10 Easy And Cheap RV Hacks To Make Your Next Camping Trip A Breeze!

[@EndlessRVing]

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[@ldeshner]

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if the world was more like the RV community always willing to help each other

[@carolconnell9521]

Love your hacks. Rattling noises used to bother me and your ideas would have been welcome. Now I just take out my hearing aids 😂😂😂

[@EndlessRVing]

Haha! Thanks for watching. :)

[@annek1226]

Lol!

[@nanooknet]

😆

[@wardrobelion]

Another space saving tip: your microwave turntable is tempered glass which makes a great cutting board,serving tray, or even a turntable at your camp table…nice tips.

[@ohioladybug7390]

What great ideas!

[@booksnbeaches7075]

Paper towel hack: take one or two bungy cords, stick through the paper towel, and attach to your outdoor table or picnic table.

[@NicoleS0913]

Hi!!! Love all the hacks. My Fav is the paper towels on the flag holder!!! I get in my golf cart and drive around the campground to relax my grandson and I check out all the rv’s. I’ve never seen this!!! So cool. That flashlight is also a weapon lol.

[@michaelsiebers138]

Great hacks guys! I especially like the drain plug relief valve. Super idea. Another thing to do. I work as a paramedic in central michigan and years ago I noticed that we dont always use all the absorbent "blue pads" that are put under patients that may be incontinent. We ended up accumulating so many at one point we didnt know where to go with them all. Kinda like your paper towel supply. So, i snagged a few of the extras for use in my garage. They are great if you put 1 under your oil pan before you take off the drain plug. Any drips that miss the pan get caught on the blue pad. no mess to clean up and then they make a super quick way to get the burn barrel lit.;)

[@harryrimmer6830]

For the plate in your microwave, an easier fix is just to cut a section of a foam pool noodle to be slightly longer than the distance between the plate and the ceiling of the microwave. The pressure from the noodle pressing down from the ceiling of the microwave will assure that the plate does not rattle when you are driving, and you just take the section of noodle out when you are ready to heat something.

[@cpfpv6410]

i like the microwave food storage idea for bread.

[@booksnbeaches7075]

Don't do it. If you store your trailer after a wkd of camping and forget about your bread or potatoes...ugh...moldy food.

[@free2roam492]

Great list of hacks. We put a length of hard density foam on top of the microwave plate vertically to ensure the plate stays in place.

[@ericwooten8937]

My wife and I are just starting our RV adventures. Thanks for the hacks.

[@EndlessRVing]

Sure!

[@bernadettebutler7935]

I love the bedside table ‘hack’ I need it in my smaller LTV!

[@wesalexander2693]

Thanks, MJ and Izzy, for some great RV hack ideas! The microwave oven rattle is one that can drive me crazy, so we did the same thing with the glass tray. We use a lot of dish towels to wrap things that are prone to rattle in the kitchen area. Another thing we learned the hard way is to use tension rods in the refrigerator to prevent things from moving toward the door while driving - open the door when you arrive at your destination and things can go crashing to the floor! The tension rod solves the problem. Just be sure to measure and get the right size.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes we do that too! We’ve learned the hard way many times when we first started years ago. 😂

[@raymondclark1785]

I keep our beach towels in the microwave to keep it quiet. My pj's go inn the oven to keep it quiet which my grandkids found hilarious :)

[@duckiegirl58]

Great ideas! They don't weigh anything (which is a huge bonus)! Thank you!

[@Flintytube]

MJ put a couple of sticky velcro strips on the bottom of your bedside holder and you don't have to remember to take it down when driving.

[@barclayej]

Awesome easy door sealing ideas!

[@jaymekeiffer5083]

Love the bedside table hack!

[@bonnshacks2730]

Loved this video. I have a couple tips to share. Use a clothespin to keep papertowels from unwinding. Also, we applied some Velcro to a Sucrets tin and hid it behind an outdoor panel. That is where we hide our keys. Also, apply some putty to the bedside caddy to keep it from moving. Love the videos. Keep RVing!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ericforguson226]

Thanks! You two are great. Very useful hacks. Especially like this noise reduction tips.

[@sherriweber7105]

Oh I forgot to say I’m going to see about getting a few those. They’ll come in handy. Thank you again Izzy and MJ!

[@stephenbrasure4331]

Foam pouches (moving supplies) are great for eliminating noise from dishes, pots & pans or whatever. They're available at U-Haul facilities or Amazon. Another solution to lock out problem is to keep an extra RV key in your vehicle (if applicable). Likewise, before locking up our tow car, I always have my wife show me her keys to the car (as mine are in the ignition of the car). I have a magnetic paper towel holder that is in the compartment above my water connections and it can be easily removed and taken to where you need it such as the picnic table.

[@Idiot-p7u]

My thoughts about lining the door with felt to prevent rattling of the door is this. You will have to be mindful if your going to wash your rig. By putting the felt you lose the proper seal and will have a good chance of water getting in. I speak of experience.

[@keeplifemoving]

Love love these... NOONE else have these hacks!

[@paulbenoit9431]

Great hack for noise in the RV while travelling: Get a towable RV! Genius, right? LOL Great hacks, always love your videos!

[@deanwoodard4830]

Great show love your hacks

[@lauriepayseur5897]

Just bought a motor coach and just found y’all! The noise reduction hacks on the entry door are EVERYTHING! Thank you!!!! I sewed an envelope of the non slip pad for the microwave tray to leave it in place. Also I use a dollar store knee pad in the gardening section to make two things 1) a pad between the glass shower doors and 2) pad between the wall and the barn door. Also, I hinged the wood covers under the dining benches (couldn’t believe that wasn’t already done). Hope these help someone as much at the entry door tricks!❤️ Edit: would a realtor lock box be a good idea

[@jodybogdanovich4333]

I use a twin fitted sheet as a picnic table cover. So easy to wash it when I get home. I use a Dollar Tree gardening kneeling pad when I need to be on my knees, connecting things up on my trailer.

[@EndlessRVing]

Good idea!

[@MaryWehmeier]

Harbor Freight has a great one too.

[@karenvinchkoski1017]

As for paper towels, you could get the Pop-a-Towel holder from Camco. I have had one in every RV I've owned. The holder mounts under the cabinet in the kitchen, but slips out easily to make a standing holder for on the outside table. I love this thing. I really like your idea about putting fruit or stuff in the microwave. I usually put stuff in the sink, but then I can't use the sink in the kitchen. BTW we own an LTV Unity TB24, so space and storage is definitely at a premium. ❤️❤️🌹

[@genesannes]

To keep the glass tray in the microwave from rattling, I use a pool noodle to fit from the top of the microwave and press down on the glass. We've never had any rattles at all. I like the are for bread storage. neat idea.

[@LALew850]

Thanks for the door rattle hack!

[@janetfolkerts5827]

congratulations ! Most of what you showed I have never seen before. Stay safe and continue to share. Thank you !

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks Janet. :)

[@MrRMB1]

Couldn't agree more, the Fumoto plug and Snap Pads are the best!! Great hacks guys!!

[@ferociouspinkbunnywarrior4979]

Typical Endless RINGS video: fun, professional, and informative. Thanks M.J. and Izzy for another great job !

[@ferociouspinkbunnywarrior4979]

Sorry but Otto Fixit (my name for the auto-correction feature) decided to hack my response. RINGS should be RINGS. Thnx

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you!! 😘

[@EndlessRVing]

😂

[@ferociouspinkbunnywarrior4979]

Sorry but Otto Fixit (my name for the auto-correctiom feature) decided to hack my response. RINGS should be RINGS. Thnx

[@sheilagaleano365]

The door rattle is the WORST. Thank you. I am going to try your tips : )))

[@joycepurcell6413]

Very Informative!

[@lswetzel1]

A microwave hack I use, is to cut a pool noodle and use it vertically cutting it to fit snug between the top of the glass plate/ carousel and the ceiling of the microwave. It only takes a second no more noise.

[@gerardcartier2509]

We have an exterior storage compartment, that is vertical and deep. To access items in back,using a mechanic floor roller,need to pad wheels,used a bottle cap inverted & taped.

[@georgekline1899]

Love u guys! Great to see ya outta yer driveway and out camping😘

[@EndlessRVing]

Yep thanks! As you know we are not full timers and live in an area where cold and snow are an issue for 4-5 months of the year.

[@wallacehhenshawiii6581]

Another Awesome video Thanks folks Enjoy your season perhaps we will see you on the road.Monica&Wally

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you!

[@TerryTune-t1n]

For the microwave glass plate, I cut a pool noodle to size for a snug fit. No bouncing around.

[@edwardhines1514]

Good ideas. One of ours was a shoe bag to hold misc stuff. One by the entry door and one in the bathroom.

[@EndlessRVing]

Great idea!

[@bobelder18]

Some great ideas. Thx

[@candlialady1730]

Love this video! Thanks

[@loriw2661]

The lighting at the end is great! Also the flashlight. Perfect. Great video!! Much love to Sierra!!🐾❤️🐾

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you. Just gave her a smooch from you!

[@loriw2661]

@@EndlessRVing ❤️❤️❤️Thank you!

[@asifmuniruniverse7732]

Everything pretty good especially your Rvc jack and lights, Endless rving have you safe journey bye

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you you too!

[@CindyGer]

Love the ideas, especially the lights. Just ordered a set which I hope we get before our next trip on Sunday. A nice nightlight with a little bit of glam!

[@ralphb.3802]

I always had a hide-a-key on all vehicles I owned. Have one on my tow vehicle and travel trailer and I’m not going to tell where it is either. Also our camper came with a number combination keypad for the door. When at a campsite we never need a key to the trailer. One advantage of a travel trailer over a motor home or class C is that you don’t hear the rattles and noise in the trailer when motoring down the road.

[@petedonahue2221]

Great hacks!! Going to use the door hacks.

[@cindyball7545]

Just found your channel. Great video. We aren't full timers yet; hubby retires in December. I never thought about storing bread and such in the microwave, great idea.

[@tiperik99]

The door on our Tiffin Allegro was driving me nuts. Just did the exact same thing. Holly hell you saved my sanity. Thank you, thank you!!!

[@EndlessRVing]

You’re welcome!

[@gerardcartier2509]

We have a vertical deep exterior storage space, use a mechanic floor roller to have access to item in back.

[@ellenpowers8037]

So many great ideas in one short video. Thank you!

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad you like them!

[@sherriweber7105]

Hi Izzy and MJ! These are all great hack lists! They would for sure help me. I like Mj s glass holder in the bedroom. I love that noise protecter for the door in the Rv. I know that is loud when going down the road. The door of our rental Rv did that. We thought it was going to pop open. But never did. Thank god! I love the key hiding thing too. We are always forgetting our keys. These are all great ti have! Thank you for doing this video.

[@francescawest1165]

Thanks for the tips! We have a pen-type flashlight that we're always digging for in the junk drawer! It has a magnetic handle so I just stuck it to the stove vent! 👍 We're currently house hunting, and living in our RV, so we've had to come up with lots of hacks too! One simple, but really helpful one, was to put push lights from Dollar Tree on the inside of the wardrobe doors. I have a small set of plastic drawers in my wardrobe, and the ceiling lights just don't hit the right spot to see inside. Those push lights are pretty bright, and they come with adhesive strips to attach them! I also have our cats' litter box in the kennel under our bed (I removed the cage door), and a push light stuck to the underside of the bed lift board, lights that area up so I can see what I'm scooping! 💩 LOL!!

[@EndlessRVing]

Lol

[@vickipatterson5930]

I'm going to check out the led lights! We just bought our new-to-us rv. One thing I was not expecting, as new rvers, was how DARK it is! We ended up leaving an overhead light on in the living area, but it's a little too bright. So this is definitely a tip I'm going to be trying out! Thanks for this!

[@thomastrieschmann2682]

The paper towel idea is genius. One way to leave it in place over night, get a long piece of PVC pipe 6 or 8" diameter cut a groove in one end. B/4 going in for the night slip the pipe over the paper towels and slip an end cap over each end. No waste due to dew on surprise rain.

[@gordschultz1980]

Great hacks! Thanks for sharing.

[@GlobetrotterGranny]

Love these simple and highly useful/effective hacks!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks!

[@riaankruger8181]

Love the ear plugs in the bedside holder!!

[@EndlessRVing]

Best thing EVER! 😂

[@jimwitham7410]

Just ordered the car seat organizer for the bed side ... great idea! Thanks!

[@EndlessRVing]

It’s the best!

[@marthagaluszka8888]

Just stick a little "museum wax" or Gorilla putty under that bedroom side table thing and it won't slide off anymore and you don't have to move it, but it can be if you want, plus the wax and/or putty can be reused many many times. It saves the worry of anything shifting in travel.

[@adsrentals]

I put motion activated USB rechargeable lights in the bathroom and kitchen that I turn on automatic at night. They are mounted with hook and loop command strips so can even remove to use as a flashlight. Also changed to Lippert waste management hose, love how easy it connects (always a positive fit) and high quality hose. Lumina battery candles for mood ambient lighting and air freshener. I enjoy your information, been researching the Liquidspring for my Bay Star. Have been RVing on and off since 80's, amazing how it's evolved.

[@tjordan71]

What size felt tape for the door? Great idea!

[@CarolLovesJesus]

That bedside caddy also works great if you don't have a cup holder back behind your loveseat. Also to avoid lock outs, the keyless entry works well.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes! Unfortunately they don’t make a keyless entry for our coach. We’ve been waiting patiently. 😩

[@1LavenderLace]

Waiting for the keyless entry to be approved for motorhomes! 😨

[@EndlessRVing]

@@1LavenderLace don’t hold you breath. We have been waiting for 3 years

[@MaryWehmeier]

@@EndlessRVing so have we

[@tanya334]

Great hacks 😁💙Safe Travels guy's 💙

[@dennislegassie728]

Thank you few things I like about that blessings to you and your traveling

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks!

[@katiemcdonald3562]

Great hacks

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks!

[@reginahay5211]

My kind of video! Good job. And thanks.

[@EndlessRVing]

You got it- our pleasure! Thanks for watching.

[@michellecreed745]

I have the bedroom end table organizer, Steve didn’t want one on his side either. Haha. I’m going to do the door felt tape next! Thanks.

[@michellecreed745]

Oh, Steve now wants the oil plug.

[@RozyInRialto]

Use the gel tape Tony hold the car holder down it will keep it in place

[@jabbagna4237]

Great ideas Thank u

[@oliviagraceson6318]

Looks fun.

[@nancyward3190]

Great video!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks Nancy!

[@makhop]

Terrific hacks!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks!

[@brettb8825]

I also wrap the micro plate in a towel but stick it back in the microwave with bread and chips for travel. I keep all liquid supplies in large square clear plastic containers with out the lids (think shoe boxes with tall sides purchased to fit my cabinets). No spill worries and I can slide them out to grab anything I need.

[@EndlessRVing]

Great tip!

[@asifmuniruniverse7732]

Yeah I'm watching

[@HB-C_U_L8R]

You can get a roll of reflective bubble pack insulation for less than $30 and if you cover you bedroom windows with it you bedroom will stay cooler and darker. I also like to put pool noodles on any guy lines and the bottom corners of slides to keep people from running into them.

[@bobkimber2140]

Really appreciate the hacks around the door. We recently purchased a Entegra Emblem and this will hopefully cut the ratting of the door.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes give it a try!

[@lisawaterman2737]

Great ideas! Thanks

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks Lisa!

[@magicworldbyjorg]

..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for watching! 🙌

[@magicworldbyjorg]

@@EndlessRVing Thank you very mutch... have a nice day.... see you….

[@tanyaquier872]

For the microwave, mine is a regular one. But i use a piece of pool noodle wedged in to hold the glass tray in place while traveling. Because not everyone has a place to put the tray

[@jabbagna4237]

The oil pan plug freaks me out..... I went to lowes or Home Depot masonry department and got a plastic mortar tub for catching the oil. Is heavy duty large and does a great job. When done I drain off into 5 gallon plastic buckets for recycling. Thanks for the discount code.... Just picked up a new DutchStar so we need some new pads

[@IdontrunDMC]

I use an empty paper towel roll, cut down to size so it nice and tight for my microwave plate. You can also use a pool noodle.

[@curtquiggins6692]

Those bottles of liquids under the counter could cause a spill disaster sitting them in a storage tote would catch any potential spills.

[@alvk6955]

I need to get one of those car caddies for my wife. I put a section of pool noodle between the wall and nightstand on our canyon star. Also, our microwave turntable no longer rattles with Liquid Springs.

[@EndlessRVing]

Awesome!

[@cjv6052]

We have a fifth wheel but I thought it made sense to take microwave plate out and I store it in my chairs. Lift the lid slide plate in and no more worry. Did I mention we have a rear kitchen and I love it but everything sure needs to be secured. Loved your hacks, thanks for always thoughtful and helpful content.

[@EndlessRVing]

Great! Thanks for watching. :)

[@violawilson8379]

We use pieces of pool noodle with slits cut into them to keep our microwave tray from rattling.

[@eddieo9424]

The accents lites are a great idea What powers them? Are they plugged

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes they are plugged in

[@eddieo9424]

Thankyou for getting back

[@steveegbert3554]

Good idea's I do the Microwave tray one. I put a towel under the stove grate it rattles. My entry door is quiet. It took several tries to silence the TV 3m Tape finally got it tight. I have really big night stands love them.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing Steve. 😁

[@chade74]

The microwave, use pool noodles. Cut 3 of them to length from the glass plate to the top. Make sure its snug.

[@HDTRVTRAVELS]

I used to wrap and remove my microbe plate but now I wedge a piece of pool noodle in my microwave to keep the glass plate in place. It’s faster and more efficient than wrapping, removing and storing the plate

[@hollynauss6359]

Microwave hack: place a snug fitting section of pool noodle inside vertically between the turntable glass & top of the microwave. No jiggling!

[@EndlessRVing]

Good one!

[@MaryWehmeier]

Check out dollar tree’s 1 watt LED nite light. It’s got an automatic on/off switch. And is a great low level night light.

[@karenschindler8325]

We have a rubber mat on a cabinet in the RV that is just the right size to hold a speaker and the air fryer and the ice maker. My friend was surprised when we were driving on some rough roads and she was sitting across from them and they never moved

[@carolrupracht972]

Your link for the felt tape for the RV door was a half inch wide - in your video it looked bigger. Did you use the 1/2 inch for your door? I love your channel! I watch every episode! You two are so informative - love you guys!

[@RVingwithLuck]

Great hacks!

[@EndlessRVing]

Why thank you! 😁

[@curtiscrump7153]

The Instapot is a greast travel item, even if not in an RV. We have taken it on roadtrips for the same reason. I also gained a few ideas if I get a RV.

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes we have one at home too!

[@carolreid1149]

Great hints…we are NEW to RVing. Our house is for sale and we are going to retire and travel ❤️ 30 foot Keystone.

[@EndlessRVing]

Good luck!

[@carolreid1149]

@@EndlessRVing thank you. We are excited and scared out of our minds. We live near Tobermory Ontario Canada……..let’s the adventure begin

[@donnahannahs3916]

I have a question? I went to tiny home living in a travel trailer that has two slide outs, do you recommend putting extra supports under the slide outs, as I have permanently setup my home to a septic system and cement slab. Thank you Donna from Michigan 🥰

[@EndlessRVing]

It won’t hurt

[@brucemontgomery8136]

i use a lock box w a combination lock on my coach- no battery no magnet