How to Handle SMALL SPACE STORAGE Like a BOSS! Full-Time RV, Van or Tiny House Storage Hacks.

[@CreativityRV]

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[@kathleenmatthews801]

Small command hooks behind my burners in kitchen hold cooking utensils. They all have a hole in the handle for hanging. Velcro holds the tv remote in place and one side of our shower curtain liner to the vanity & medicine cabinet in the bathroom. Our best space saver in our 17 ft trailer is a corner shower caddy that has the tension rod in it (for tub to ceiling) 3 little shelves and it's beside the stove at the entrance to the trailer. Holds potholders, cell phones, eye glasses. The little hooks where you would hang washcloths holds keys, flashlights, hand sanitizer etc..using those metal clip thingys..carbine hooks.

[@mistysmeanderings6428]

I've been watching your channel since the beginning. I bought my minivan almost 3 weeks ago. I camped for the first time last night. It was my daughter's driveway but it was a start, lol. 45 years old and eager for this chapter to start.

[@robinbliss7054]

Camp driveway is how many of us start the camper lifestyle, to work out the kinks and logistics.

[@vanessashimoni6548]

Congratulations!!! I keep wanting to try it out but then I look around my 2400 square foot home crammed with stuff and just can't see it happening anytime soon. So, for now, I'm living vicariously through this channel.

[@mwebb3014]

Vanessa Shimoni Start watching The Minimal Mom channel. Dawn will inspire you to begin the downsizing.

[@allentowngal4769]

yup..lots of us mooch camping right now due to covid. Started fulltime 17 mths ag...and even with covid madness I love it. Best thing ever was selling everything. VERY emotional but worth it.

[@mistysmeanderings6428]

@@vanessashimoni6548 I started with a small storage unit. Just furniture that is irreplaceable. Next, I took pictures and included a written memory of items. If family didn't want it, I sold it, gave it away or donated it. I still have the memories though 😊

[@4poshponies995]

Bathroom hacks...folded washcloth in half and placed over toilet paper. No more claw marks or wads shredded on the floor. Used spoon shelf supports and 3/4” plexiglass to make shelves inside the bathroom closet. Can fit more on the shelves than could hang on hangers. Hot glued small leftover plexiglass behind the two front supports to prevent the shelves from sliding forward.

[@Jdhdbsbsjdnraqowirjfndksjdndj]

I live in a small cab-over truck camper. My absolute best small space storage hack is to drive by a donation drop off every other month. I also use two decorative pillowcases on my couch to hold pullovers and scarves. I can easily grab them if it gets cold by the campfire. I also layer my winter and guest blankets under my sheet on my mattress. Makes the mattress comfy and allows me to keep my tiny closet available for clothes and not stuffed with bulky blankets. Love your channel Robin! Happy travels! ❤️

[@peggar901]

It took me a while to figure it out but I store my winter blankets underneath my mattress in the summer. I also write down where I store everything so that I don’t have to keep hunting.

[@RamonaRambles]

LOL...Been hoping I would run across my spare keys soon. 😏 I know I put them in the perfect place!

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

Victoria Arthur they’re in a safe spot...unless you threw them out 🤣. You’ll find them after you get a new vehicle.

[@makalapuamegs1056]

Peg Gar I too did a spreadsheet that I keep on my computer that inventories what and where things are kept as well as a needs/want sheet. This is handy to see if duplicates occurred so I could reduce when needing more space.

[@laurab9247]

Thank you for sharing this great idea

[@seabliss22]

FISHING POLES!!! My hubby's fishing poles were always in the way or getting damaged. One day I noticed the ceiling above the hall in our fifth wheel was the same length as my husband's ocean rod. I ordered a pole rack from Amazon, painted it to match our trim and now the rods live happily above our heads. Everyone is happy and the rack looks like it came with our camper.

[@chriscrosscrafter]

The dividers between your canned goods is a brilliant idea. For something a little more aesthetically pleasing you might consider getting the flexible cutting mats from the dollar store. They are frosted plastic and would be a bit prettier than the cardboard.

[@hermitgirlwanders9162]

Good ideas! My favorite hack is a padded swivel seat that fits on a 5 gallon bucket. I use the bucket to store my extra supplements/healthcare stuff. My space is really tiny, so the bucket is an extra seat for visiting, that I also use when I need to get down low for working on something (I can't kneel), use as a foot stool, or take it outside to sit around the campfire!

[@Thewanderingbradys]

My husband loves maxwell house coffee which come in a square plastic container. So after he is done with it I take duct tape on the handle and label it and put items inside. Square and stackable.

[@ceciliapetrowsky2572]

That toilet paper hack is genius!

[@GarriAnn]

It is! I do that with my paper towels. The bungee connects to two cup hooks that I put under the top cupboard.

[@LeftCoastCowgirl]

Well, now that my little rig could fit inside your giant fifth wheel, we don't have the same space limitations. But, as usual, you still have some great ideas. Hooray for "baby bungees". RVers don't utilize them enough. And the rolling of clothes is an old Army/Navy trick. My favorite space saving hack is to cast a hard eye on the kitchen. There are so many pots and pans that we, in houses, tend to use for one use, but could have multiple uses. A good cast iron dutch oven can be a slow cooker, a casserole dish, a deep frying pan that gives less splatter, can roast a whole spatchcocked chicken and can be used on propane and on a campfire. The Instant Pot does many many things, including being a less messy saute pan. And I've found the tiny 3 quart is big enough to give me a meal for one or two and left overs. No need for that huge 6 quart that doesn't fit anywhere. You see how it goes...

[@doloresbruce3622]

OMG, love the command hooks for the glasses! My hack is putting the small plastic command hook on its side, and use it as a toothbrush holder. I found that one on Pinterest.

[@catherinemadonna1919]

I start out January 1 this year in my 23ft Vintage Airstream!!! Nervous scared at times.....but for the most part...EXCITED!!! Here I go!!!

[@treeartist2811]

Good luck. Enjoy the journey.

[@ProudPatriot007]

Yeah 👏 we are just about to start out too! We have a 5th wheeler, 2 dogs and a bird. We wanna travel America! 🇺🇸 Let me know if you get a KZbin channel it will be fun to keep in touch! I haven’t come up with a name of a channel yet I’ll be working on it. We may start by November this year, but it looks like so much stuff I don’t know how we’ll make it. I’m hoping we will be though. 🤞 Good luck I wish you great health, safety and much success! 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸

[@dreamzofhorses]

Glad to see your happy face bringing us more creative ideas!

[@Damethefirst]

You are looking vibrant and healthy again, glad to see you over your illness!!!

[@LStofer417]

OK, your Star Trek intro got me. I am a true Trekie and loved it.

[@kele1264]

Heeheehee....trekkie! McGyver...hahahaha...wait, you mean you're not going to show us how to make a bomb out a chewing gum and string? That's ok. Small space hacks are one of my favorite things. Thank you very much for this. I'll have to come back tomorrow and see what commenters might suggest too. Fav: LOVE the glasses on Command cord keepers. Wish I had known this when my mom was still in the world. I'd have put these up all over the house for her. I'd have painted them a contrasting color so she could see them easily. Thanks Robin!

[@mzabder6407]

Always great to hear your ideas and tips Robin, thanks. I have small spaces that needed contains to corral my belongings and like your tin can solution, I use boxes in my cupboards too. Cereal boxes cut to size, trimmed with masking tape and spray painted to match the location hold my toiletries. A heavy duty cardboard box cut and taped separates my clothing cube bags so I can pull them out one at a time. The corner of a good cardboard box was cut to length and height to act as a bookend in my cupboard. Other than the can of spray, the cost to me was $0 and saves me hunting through stores with a measuring tape.

[@thenomadictable8523]

When I was on the road, Nite Ize gear ties, Command hooks, duct tape, and heavy duty Velcro solves 90% of my needs.

[@missesdonaldson3147]

“ To go where No space is left Behind “ LOL ❤️❤️❤️ these tips Thanks Robin

[@beccaherron8106]

Omgoodness...you are adorable! Love your sense of humor and these ideas are clever!

[@KatyInNH]

Hi Robin, One of my favorite hacks is for those very shallow cabinets and for medicine cabinets. I get a strip of metal that can have magnets attached to it. Then I keep things that I use all the time attached to it. For example, I open and insert a magnet inside a dental floss and it pops right onto the strip, or tape the magnet to the back - either way it is reusable. I have used this for pens and scissors, etc. Just put a magnet directly on the strip and then the metal object (or hacked to make it metal) will attach. They hold great! Usually, I do this in those shallow cabinets that have a door. The advantage of this is it is very reusable and you can put the items exactly as you want them. I have also use a piece of galvanized metal like this. Sort of the concept of when one attaches metal to a white board, but much stronger for the road. Works great to hold grocery list too. I like putting it behind a door so I don't that to look at the clutter, although it is organized. This works great also on the back of a cabinet door to hold measuring spoons. Just cut the galvanized panel to fit one of the insets and the put a magnetic hook to hold the measuring spoon

[@a2badger1]

I use magazine boxes to stand plates and bowls on edge. Also works for trays, dish drainer, cutting boards, and baking pans. Plastic shoe boxes in freezer, nothing tumbles out. Sides extended on silverware organizer, resting on top of drawersides, slide aside to get underneath.

[@madhabitz]

A piece of tubing of some sort (PVC would be awesome) slipped over that TP bungee would help to make the rolling aspect easier.

[@mylibertyvan5650]

I have watched all your videos and read your books at least twice. You have saved me a lot of hassle and frustrating moments but storing my clothes the way you suggested.

[@kenkarentwo9946]

great ideas! thanks! our trailer is on the small side - bought one with the thin (twin) bunk beds at back - grandkids never come so taking down top bunk and using tension rods to hang stuff or set plastic shelving sets (1' x 2" or so) to hold more stuff. can use bottom bunk as one large closet - hang curtain across opening with tension rod - big shower curtain size one - thinner ones tend to fall during travel. Will be cutting hole in end of 'storage' bin under seat at table/booth and building a drawer box so i no longer have to lift cushions and the seat board to get to stuff below seats - whew! Thanks agani!

[@makalapuamegs1056]

I bought some pillow covers and just stuffed them with winter clothes as I have a van with really limited space. This allows for a beautiful solution. When seasons change I can change out the clothes in the two cupboards and be ready for a new season. Loved the glasses hooks.

[@leighm7575]

Hello Robin, I have been watching your KZbin channel for over a year. My husband and I bought our 28ft Wildwood trailer a year back. I just want to say thank you, thank you for all those wonderful videos. You are such a source of information. I have learnt so much from you. I absolutely loved your Ted talk💕. You always keep it real!! Just wanted you to know you and all your info is so appreciated!! ❤️Have a great day 💐from a happy traveler!!! 😁✌️🇨🇦

[@lifeisshort-makeitsweet869]

My best storage advice is get rid of what you don’t need or use, then you will have a lot more empty space. I put an extra roll of to on my toilet brush container handle. Which is attached with Velcro to the space behind the toilet.

[@marjiecleveland]

Great tips! I created a sewing kit in a quart sized Mason jar. Handy and you can see everything!

[@bextra1968]

TFS! We have a class c motor home. I use a shoe holder over the bathroom door but holds a ton of stuff!

[@shdy2257]

We do too! And, you can see what you have in the clear pockets. We take it off to travel and put it on the bed, as the hooks ripped the fabric once on rough roads.

[@christinechurchill2634]

That was my suggestion but it's a great idea

[@lesliebeaver]

We use a shoe holder type thing made out of a netted materiel in our rv shower. It holds all our bottles, razors, etc. and I can take it off every now and then and just throw it in the washing machine!

[@candicecameron6545]

I do that too! Took out the tiny cabinet above the toilet and hung one one the wall! It's perfect!!

[@ProudPatriot007]

Leslie Beaver thanks I ❤️ that idea its light weight too! Smart 😊👍

[@glamper-jan]

I love McGivering things in the RV!!

[@tanilivengood3367]

I live in a semi truck. I love your idea for the cord keeper as a glasses holder. Think I’m gonna pick some up and hang some up by our bunks so we can hang up the glasses. Thanks Robin

[@Mzlikely60]

Great ideas Thank you!! we just moved into a 36' class A and other than my craft supplies, we are doing pretty good on space. We went from a 4 story house to a 3 bedroom ranch to a 1 bedroom apt to our RV and it is amazing how much stuff I really didn't need. However, I am always interested in finding more spaces for my crafts!!

[@ProudPatriot007]

I think that’s gonna be my biggest problem too. We are in the middle of getting rid of our stuff now to be in our 5th wheeler. I am a musician so I am selling most of my guitars, amps and recording stuff. And trading all the big heavy stuff for a ukulele and a dulcimer both are small and super lite. But I also love to do crafts jewelry making, crocheting, woodwork, painting and the list can keep going. I love learning new things so I have a lot of stuff. What did any of y’all artistic people do? I will give all my clothes away if it comes down to crafts of clothes. Speaking of that what’s a good # of clothing items to keep? I’ve been through my clothes 4 times taking out 3 large bags already and I think I still have too much. 🤷‍♀️🤦‍♀️ I’m so not good at this. 🙄

[@sandymckee8917]

I can't say it enough.. over-the-door towel racks or regular over-the-door hooks! You can hang a ton of stuff on every door you have! 🙂🙃

[@geribritton41]

Sandy McKee It only works if you have a door. In my park model I only have pocket doors :)

[@deedieducati2272]

Bird.....one word. Velcro. It's genius for sooo many things.

[@marysacks5482]

Thanks for all the great ideas. So nice to see your smiling face you feel like a part of the family. Don’t stop being you.

[@mommahil4323]

Thank you for those suggestions. Never been so fascinated with your eyebrows before - they were being so.... flexible!

[@lakesidetilly]

I use a clear vinyl shoe holder inside bathroom door of class B. Never have to wonder what is at the bottom of the pockets. At 76 and life style changes I am not doing many long trips but I love your videos. I always think how great it would have been to have had you instead of just my Atlas!

[@jimbridge4166]

We use a longer bungee cord to hang paper or blue shop towel rolls the same way.

[@pbmulligan13]

Putting one in my garage. Thanks!

[@eugeneajohnson7]

Best video ever on using what you have without spending $$$$ on storage organizers! GREAT!

[@haganlinda6851]

I got some over the door single hooks from dollar tree. I have a spot that I can hang them on, in my bedroom, next to the bed, and I hang my jackets and hoodies on the hooks. Plus when it's colder, the jackets hung there help me stay warm by stopping drafts. I live full-time get in a class C, this is my 3rd year. Absolutely love it!!! I really get a lot of info from you, you're the only one I follow on KZbin. Keep up the good work and stay healthy!

[@duckiegirl58]

I use drawer dividers in the medicine cabinet.. Across the shelves. The tall things fit in the back and don't fall over, and short/small things in the front.

[@paulatalbot6036]

Robin I love your channel. I love all your helpful creative ideas. Praying for you daily.

[@laurab9247]

You’ve still got it, Girl! You always have THE MOST useful info, and you keep videos short, concise, and packed with info! Love you and your books. Thank you!

[@laurab9247]

@@nicolaswalter6996 Hello, Kyra. I am well. How are you?

[@laurab9247]

@@nicolaswalter6996 You may ask, of course, but I won’t give you an answer, become it’s dangerous to give private info to strangers, you know. I hope you don’t do it either. But how did you like Robin’s video? I’ve watched every one of her videos and purchased her books, too. She is a wealth of information. Are you interested in becoming a nomad?

[@TomJudson]

Ignatius J. Reilly! As soon as I saw Confederacy of Dunces in your library I knew we were in good hands.

[@leslieobrien4690]

You taught me how to fold my hoodies a couple of years ago. Although we now live again in a manufactured home, your method helps me fit more of them neatly on the shelf in my closet! ❤️

[@glamper-jan]

Was just going to throw away a nice piece of cardboard and then I thought... hmm I'll stack my cans like that!! I have a Coachman Beyond Van now so are used a wooden crate and will section the wooden crate that way. Works for me! Thank you Robin! Happy Trails.

[@janmoline]

The cord keeper for glasses is brilliant!!!!

[@sjr7822]

I never heard of 'cord keepers' 01:54 but, I'll be looking for them to hold my many pairs of glasses I can never find when needed

[@christiedecker2724]

I loved that hack too, told my hubby we are going to get some both for our camper and for the bedroom, might even put a hook in the shower for our glasses there too. I love all the hacks, this was one of the best compilations I've seen yet though. Thanks, Robin! We bought our first camper in 2013, we were going to go south for the winters, but his health isn't good enough for long distance, so just short camping trips now, maybe someday. Blessings!

[@terryvictor1]

Me too!! ❤️

[@ProudPatriot007]

Christie Decker I loved that tip too! I have glasses everywhere I only need them for reading and I must have 10 pair, but I lose them everywhere. 🤦‍♀️ Prayers for your husband’s health. 🙏🏻❤️🇺🇸

[@kellyshere7039]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, AND YOU! THANK YOU for all your help and uplifting content 🙏🤗

[@borntoraisehell5353]

I'm glad to see that you are still hanging in there with your RV life style. 😊😊

[@stephaniereed8869]

LOVE IT! Especially the glasses hack. The struggle is real ;)

[@ellegraham8559]

You are the MOST FUN to watch, I would like a Creativity RV TV show where I could watch you every day!!

[@ma1539ry]

I bought an empty bean bag foot stool cover and filled it with off season clothes, extra towel and blankets. It hold an amazing amount of stuff. (Amazon)

[@randomspirit]

I like those over the door shoe holders too. Mine is full of art supplies: paint brushes, markers, scissors, heat-gun, stirring sticks, different types of glue and tape, etc... I just bought two more because I figure I can eliminate some space-hogging shelves if I put everything in the hangers instead. I also have a houseful of plastic milk-crates because they're stackable as crates or turn them on their sides to build custom shelving. And when I move....what better moving boxes could a girl want? :D

[@LisaMarli]

I use plastic tool caddies (cheap $3 at target right now) to hold my tv remote, my 2 glasses cases, a few pens, and some hand lotion. They all live next to my bed. I don't lose things anymore.

[@Mutsca9616]

I have a little 19ft travel trailer and I pulled off every panel on every wall in search of hidden storage. I almost doubled my cabinet space, so many wasted spaces.

[@anamcaravan-cyndialan6313]

@Amy Mutschler - Good thinking!

[@jow.2450]

How do you hide or cover it back up?

[@curious1366]

Does that affect your insulation??

[@theresaabell465]

love the tips about maximizing storage space, but i've found my problem is not so much storage space but weight limitations and would love a video/tips on weight hacks. I have a Class C with about 1000lbs cargo capacity and it was shocking to me how quickly i used it up - even tho i had plenty of storage space left. I have taken to keeping my tanks empty whenever possible (except the gas tank!) and offloaded a lot of books/papers, but would love to know if you have any tips about staying within the weight limits?

[@a2badger1]

Started with what we had, as I replace stuff (example camp chairs) upgrade to lightweight version. Think dual duty, example tall step stool can be extra seating or side table. Limit pots/pans 'cause you wash after every meal. Dishes for just you, visitors' wine tastes fine in coffee mug.

[@maryjanecreate]

Thank you! My favorite is my IKEA rack to hang utensils from.

[@eileenstickney80]

SO CREATIVE!!!! CreativityRV perfection!!!

[@a.swifty1081]

yipee hacks! Ideas like these can inspire other ideas. Thanks!

[@goldhunteraz3557]

That cow is the best your amazing

[@timw999]

Thanks! You did a great job on this video. I have been on the road on and off for about 6 years and always looking for ways to make things easier. I did not think of using the command hooks in the bathroom to hold containers in place. I put everything in the sink when traveling. But am going to use that hack asap. Once again Thank you.

[@loisxander6321]

Loved this I live in a small independent living apartment these are all great ideas.

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

Living in a converted attic space, I think some of these ideas will help me get organized!

[@nancyschaecher2548]

From a sticks & bricks 71 year old, you are such a fun inspiration. You have me rearranging my pantry cupboard and checking to see how I can efficiently store my gardening tools and supplies. We all love you, no matter our abode! Thanks loads.

[@annettewess3702]

Okay you just became boss referring Star Trek👍🏾

[@juliann1211]

This is a great video full of useful ideas. I only have one towel rack in my bathroom. That is okay for only me but when I have my mom stay or grandkids I need more. So I got command hooks. Works great.

[@Mrsboncouer]

I have a shower curtain adjustable bar that goes over my shower...i hang towels, bath mat with pant hangers in there as cloting i don't like to put in the dryer

[@juliann1211]

@@Mrsboncouer that is a great idea.

[@selteacher]

The cord keepers for glasses is AMAZING. If I wasn't for the pandemic I would probably go get some now

[@thizizliz]

Great ideas! I may try that cardboard divider idea in our sticks & bricks kitchen. Ok, its really sticks & stucco, but i gotta go find the ccx right contact paper!

[@lisacasden220]

Thanks for sharing these really useful storage hacks! Between the cardboard dividers (genius!) and command hooks, my non-RV life in a small space is to get a whole lot more organized!

[@deltas4114]

Oh my goodness...the 3m command hooks for glasses. Priceless. Thank you Robin.

[@GarriAnn]

Yes! I do have a hack! I wear a LOT of different shoes because my feet are weird. I figured out that I can put a lot of them under my jackknife sofa by just pulling the seat up part way.

[@slister45]

You are so clever! I'm amazed at the amount of stuff I can fit under the bench seats in the dinette in my class C. I was just noticing that there's space for shelves over the windows in the bedroom. I'm going to put a rack up there for my shoes! This will come in so handy since there is close to zero floor space in the bedroom. Same with the area around the windows in the loft over the cab. It makes the perfect cozy place for a library/writing/music or podcast listening/artist studio (supply storage). And finally, under the bed is the perfect place to store my guitar, because that sucker takes up a lot of space, and I don't want it in the basement. You've inspired me to reorganize my food pantry. With all the cardboard I have left over from mailing boxes, and all the pretty kinds of duct tape they make, I can color coordinate! Thanks!

[@rolliebca]

Wow! 12 seconds into the video and I just had to pause and comment, I absolutely LOVED your remake of the Star Trek opening narrative! VERY WELL DONE! - Now back to the rest of the adventure. . . .

[@stevetekrv5791]

Toilet paper bungie holder...brilliant! Thank you!

[@maryoneill6495]

Back in the olden days we called "body wipes" washcloths. Better for the environment.

[@lauraskorczewski5813]

mary O'Neill Amen sister.

[@chrisr.1803]

I love that your cow picture keeps moving....or mooooooving!

[@SeaTreeWonder]

Great ideas!! Always wonderful to keep the mind open to ALL the creative, resourceful & helpful ways to store special belongings and necessary goods in tiny spaces. Love your energy & creativity! Thank you for sharing some of your storage hacks with us all!

[@teresasanchez8853]

I went from a 3 bedroom house to a 1988 27 foot class C. Firts night on my driway on a cold rainy night. Was checking for leaks and if the heater worked, and more. It passed 🙂. Been in it almost a year and I'm still dowsing, to get the weight down, now I'm working on getting rid of my storage. So hard for me to part with my junk.

[@michaelbellastravelchannel7491]

Those are some good ideas 💡 👌 👍 👏 🤔 😉 thank you for sharing your experience with us 🇺🇸 😀 😊 ☺ 😄 👍

[@carolwest6095]

You look so happy and well rested. Great tips.

[@allentowngal4769]

Am I the only weirdo that lives in a 24' B+ and has extra space??? I find myself constantly reorganizing and needing less! pretty weird huh? Got all the basics including books,games and puzzles and still have some space. My biggest rule is no duplicates- EXCEPT... I have a compact charcoal grill, a 2-burner Coleman, and the compact single burner Coleman that sits on the little tank. My biggest stash is SPICES!

[@jodiz7803]

I had an idea to use a magnet strip and baby food jars with metal lids for spices. You could hang them under a cabinet or put them against a wall, freeing up space. Just a thought!

[@allentowngal4769]

@@jodiz7803 yup..IKEA has that very system. But mine is serious addiction- 50+ spices! I keep them in tune in baskets in pantry.

[@CMEly65]

You had me smiling in the first 10 seconds. Thanks, downsizing and these ideas help.

[@vlmrn]

Love, your hacks. I use command hooks on the inside of the bathroom cabinet door as well as the upper shelf wall to hold small thin plastic bins. There was so much wasted space. Now I can see everything.

[@kizziewhite6352]

Is that a picture of Big Boi on that pillow? I use binder clips EVERYWHERE! Bought in bulk,$5, at Sam's club. They don't break like plastic and hang on hooks or nails.

[@beach3girl459]

Live long and prosper...and put that in its storage place!

[@lorimac0260]

OMG THE GLASSES HACK! YOU ARE MY HERO! THANK YOU! #genius

[@trishcotton5382]

Hi Robin, thanks for the ideas. We just purchased the same model trailer as yours. Those hacks will come in handy.

[@kitvargas142]

Great tp holder idea!! We have a boy kitty who LOOOOVVVVEEEESSSS his tp too. Can't hang it because then it's at his level and it's his personal roulette wheel. Can't leave it on the counter, because then it's just a great foot ball. Going to try the bungee hung higher!!! Thanks and safe travels!!!

[@treeartist2811]

Cats. Gotta love 'em.😸

[@3catscarefreelife]

These are very practical and great ideas! I could use some of these in my house.🤓

[@64MAGA24]

Oh I absolutely love these hacks. Especially glasses. Thanks so much.

[@debbielafleiche9780]

Love The Confederacy of Dunces! Good book pick.

[@comeknitrelaxandchat3053]

Great ideas 💡 Thanks for sharing. Awesome 😎

[@BevDessert]

I paint on 6x6 gallery wrapped stretched canvas. And use command velcro strips to hang my Art on the walls and the ceiling. I also put heavy duty velcro on the back of the TV remote and stick it to the carpeted ceiling.

[@pamelafloyd5765]

Thanks for the hacks. Mostly thanks for putting a smile on my face. You stay safe and happy.

[@gerger7287]

On all my bedding, I have double sided quilts which are Hollow on the inside, and i stuff a lot of pillows, bedding, sheets, and large ski jackets and things like that inside of the quilts and they work perfect. Also I have some medium-sized soft suitcases, and I can put a lot of clothes in them, and just anchor them underneath the quilts, and they were created as storage drawers for day today close and if you want to lay up against don't they don't hurt because they're soft luggage. They never go anywhere traveling they take all the bumps and turns and shakedowns. Also I put a lot of small valuables, coins, jewelry and stuff like that in and around the water pumps, different mechanical devices in the coach, because they don't take up much space, and they're hidden buy the devices, and they've never been stolen. I also put a lot of dry goods up inside the Springs of the sofa and the chairs, just things that are small and lightweight, cuz there's a lot of dead space underneath various furnitures throughout the coach and cab. I bring a lot of extra water with me at all times, but I always keep them low to the center of gravity just in case I had an automobile accident car rollover, they would weigh the area down by the center axle. I'd rather carry the extra weight of water bottles with me then have to Go shopping during this pandemic. I always use a trucker's urinal instead of using a toilet and just throwing the contents of the trucker's urinal and to the horticultural oil on the roads. sometimes large kettles of use bath water, I just let it steam outside over the campfire and let the soapy water Boil down to nothing.

[@lolal1026]

So far I found that double sided Nano tape works better than command hooks for heavier stuff....& don't forget the more space you find the more you carry.... could create weight issues... regardless 👍🏻👍🏻 for ideas

[@RusticNatureReimagined]

What is nano tape?

[@treeartist2811]

Sounds like something from a Star Trek episode.