‪@Lippert.‬

[@jammer9597]

I seen this hack awhile ago on another channel. Great Idea for me because when I camp alone I like to shower with the bathroom door open for more room. I can see outside from my bathroom, now that I flipped the thin shade upside down, I can open it half way all day and not worry about it. Great tip.

[@SarahCapelesOficial]

Awesome!!!! Thanks

[@FindUsCamping]

Hope it helps!!

[@yanniefalcon]

😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤ I love that idea

[@FindUsCamping]

Game changing

[@keith.chalfant8111]

Might be a silly question, but why didn't you just take the shade out, turn it upside down and reinstall with the clips? Doesn't seem like you need to remove all those screws and reinstall the entire window upside down. That would also solve the condensation/weep hole issue so many commented about.

[@FindUsCamping]

Not a dumb question at all. On this unit it didn’t come with the tabs. Our new rv fortunately had the tabs. A lot easier!

[@Thewarhorse47]

Just found out about this window but saw a video explaining the problem with it. Now thanks to this tip, I’m sold on the window. Might get one tomorrow.

[@FindUsCamping]

We live it. Works great. We have an Amazon link in the description if you want to order the one we have. Thanks for watching!

[@maxyourjourney]

Love the tip keep spreading the love.

[@FindUsCamping]

We love helping others out. Thanks for watching

[@davekennedy4002]

Like the info, thanks- decided to do one way tint, tint guy said why?- to keep prying eyes out in the evening, said it doesn’t work, dark outside, lights inside camper, you can see right thru it. We’re doing the shade like yours- thanks again. 👍🏻🇺🇸😎

[@FindUsCamping]

Absolutely. Glad the video helped

[@BluWaveOdyssey]

Very cool hack. We have the obscured window in our door and like it, even though we can't see out of it.

[@FindUsCamping]

We thought about them, but we like to be able to see out!

[@benpriester6657]

Great idea! Thanks for sharing.

[@FindUsCamping]

We thought it was too. We saw it on a fellow RVer.

[@TOTALLYRELAXED]

That’s a REALLY great tip! Hmmm…’I’ never thought of that either! 😂. Thanks for sharing! ~Jim~

[@FindUsCamping]

We actually saw it from another RV'er and thought "why didnt we think of that"?

[@TOTALLYRELAXED]

@@FindUsCamping> it was a GREAT idea! 👍

[@ToddGrivetti]

What a great find!! We just replaced our windows in both our doors. 30-45 min total.

[@FindUsCamping]

It really is easy. Did you flip them upside down?

[@ToddGrivetti]

@@FindUsCamping try were really easy. We didn’t flip them. But now that they are in that would be easy to do.

[@eloynunez5437]

I love that idea

[@FindUsCamping]

It definitely helps to keep the outside views in and people seeing out. lol

[@kevinlucey875]

I love these tips! Looks like Lisa is ready to do a lot of home improvements!!!

[@FindUsCamping]

She has always been ready to do improvements. I can't keep up with everything she is wanting to do.

[@tiffanyhall1146]

Good stuff right here! Thx

[@FindUsCamping]

Thanks for watching

[@cindy.strange]

🤣 Love Jimmy in the window 🤣🤣🤣 We have been enjoying our shade (upside down). Harold thought I was crazy when I told him to put it that way but I had seen it on FB and wanted to give it a try. 😁

[@FindUsCamping]

Lol. I was peeping for sure.

[@tmbrealestatephotography2328]

Hey, great tip and great video. Like you all a lot when you get up from the table:), but Jimmy was a bit creepy at the door, lol.

[@FindUsCamping]

You know me I love to sit at the table. That is where I do my best eating.... LOL

[@thejagfamily08]

What a great idea, so simple and easy! Thanks for the tip.

[@FindUsCamping]

It was a really easy tip. We actually learned it from another RV'er

[@daveanddianethrowingcautio5707]

Great tip. We don't normally give a darn if some one can see us, if they are that hard up I feel for them LOL!!! BUT we do like to keep the sun out at some spots but hate to loose the option of seeing out, this is still a good tip for that as well.

[@FindUsCamping]

It has worked great for us since we switched it over. Thanks for watching

[@patriciagoodman5973]

Where can the shade be purchased? Mine says it’s thin shade ready but I don’t have the screws. I have 4 tabs.

[@FindUsCamping]

We have the link in the description to our Amazon link. Let me know if you don’t see it. Thanks

[@jimcurry5458]

We put in the thin shade mostly because our thermostat is located on the wall right across from the door/window. We were in Texas and our door was facing south. On hot sunny days the AC was going on all the time because the sun was beating through the window and right onto the thermostat. I was never too concerned about people getting up on our entry steps and peeping into our camper. We normally walk around fully clothed! 😂😂

[@outdoorzee919]

When you flipped the inside of the window, you put the weep holes (little slots in the frame) at the top. If condensation forms on the inside of the glass, like it does in cold weather, the moisture drips will have nowhere to go out at the bottom. Maybe it is possible to add some holes or slots at the bottom now to solve the problem . . .?

[@FindUsCamping]

We actually didn’t flip the window. The window is shade ready. We only flipped the shade

[@Tom_Klein]

we have a thin shade but rarely use it because the screen is in the way when the door is closed. Is there an option to replace the screen with one which allows you to raise / lower the shade without completely opening the door? In our case, it just seems like a bad design, to open the door, separate the doors and adjust the shade. Please let me know if there's a screen that is "split" or something, so you can adjust the shade! Thanks in advance!

[@FindUsCamping]

That would be a great idea. That is why we installed it upside down. We just pull it down a little and we can still see outside and people can’t see in!

[@351blazer]

The only negative is that the moisture drain holes are now at the top allowing moisture to to puddle in the lower window channel. Maybe you could drill a few holes in the bottom channel??

[@danclark3144]

If you camp in environments where you get a lot of condensation, you could be creating another problem. The weeps that allow the condensation to run out the bottom of the window frame are now on top of your window. This could result in moisture buildup causing mold, mildew, or even damage to the window frame.

[@FindUsCamping]

We didn’t turn the window upside down. Just the shade.

[@danclark3144]

@@FindUsCamping there are weep holes on the bottom of the inside frame. These are little slots that allow moisture that has condensed on the inside of your window to drain out and evaporate or run down the inside of your door. When you flipped your inside frame over to invert the shade so it closes from the bottom, you moved the weeps to the top of your window frame.

[@kingstonsean]

@@FindUsCamping You turned the entire inside frame upside down. If there are weeping holes (tiny slots on the very edge of the frame) they are now on top.

[@kingstonsean]

Slide a finger nail along the top of the inside frame right where it meets the door surface. If there are weeping holes (notches or slots) you'll feel them.

[@NomadicTrio]

This is genius!! So in your opinion, do you think it's worth buying the thin shades? Our trailer is prepped for them too and we haven't decided if we will get them or something cheaper and more DIY.

[@FindUsCamping]

We have used them in our last 2 rv's. We really like them. Haven't tried anything cheaper.

[@annpatt2273]

What can I put on my rv net door?? People always pass by and tend to look inside all the time I can't have my door open because they're all in my business 😅

[@FindUsCamping]

Sorry we don’t know what you are referring to by “rv net” door.

[@rickcampbell2524]

Nice!

[@FindUsCamping]

Thanks!

[@howardkepple5623]

So cool why didn’t I think of that 😂😂

[@FindUsCamping]

That is what we were thinking when we learned it from another RV'er

[@howardkepple5623]

Thanks again and yes I went right out and did the same thing to my Montana

[@FindUsCamping]

@@howardkepple5623 we love it!

[@FindUsCamping]

Do you use the Lippert thin shade in your RV? We have a link to it if you are looking to purchase one. amzn.to/3yOxki8

[@hiidkidc]

My Fuzion 419 says thin shade ready. Do I still need to buy the whole replacement kit or can you get just the shade to insert into the current frame from manufacturer?

[@melodyassaro]

I’m wanting to do this to keep sun out.

[@FindUsCamping]

Let us know how it worked out for you.

[@nataliebachman3221]

Our geo pro came with the shade now I’m turning it upside down 👍🏻 If you don’t have one get one

[@FindUsCamping]

It was a great hack that we learned. Hope you like the idea 💡

[@kat4animals004]

No way to move the window shade up or down with the door is closed?

[@FindUsCamping]

That is definitely a bad part about it. We do leave ours open halfway upside down and it works great

[@kat4animals004]

@@FindUsCamping I just dislike the design of RV doors. After all these years of this style of door there's got to be a better way. I can't believe there is no better design out there. And the screen doors are so flimsy. I feel like taking my screen door off and using something else for the screen but I'm not that creative. There should be some type of access point with these doors that we could get to the window.

[@FindUsCamping]

@@kat4animals004 we definitely agree with you!!

[@aliciaober5930]

How do you know if your set up for one? If your not any suggestions on another option? We have a door that goes into our bathroom and would like to have the window covered. We have kids and they will be going in and out that door instead of going through the entire camper to get to the bathroom.

[@FindUsCamping]

We think it will say "thin shade ready" if not we think there is a conversion kit for them..

[@CruisinwiththeColemans]

Read the comments first and then was almost afraid to watch the video! 😆 We’d like to call you friends, but I guess we’ll just be viewers. 🤭 What neighbors were you creeping on to learn the appropriate height for your shade? It’s creepy how often Jimmy steams up the windows of his neighbors. - All the love, Michelle & Brian

[@FindUsCamping]

You better not camp next to us again. You have learned all of my secrets.... LOL

[@Jkenny13]

If you don’t want to be totally out of propane make sure you keep your full bottle closed so you know when the bottle your using is out. Then simply turn on full bottle and switch regulator over to full bottle.

[@FindUsCamping]

Great idea 💡!

[@joemorgan1470]

I feel like in the AM if you wanted to pull the shade all the way down without opening the door you could just add a string pull to pull it down in the morning

[@FindUsCamping]

You still have to open the main door to get between the screen door. This has actually helped us out a lot

[@kingstonsean]

@@FindUsCamping Just slide the little access door over - the one that's built into the screen door. The one you slide over to get at the outside door latch. Reach in and grab the string.

[@toddpolo2033]

I have bought two sets of these shades for my prepped doors and they are junk! The material gets stiff and will not fold when you open them. Worse, they all (I bought 4 total, 2 doors) pulled loose from their mounts and fell. It appears they get too hot and the plastic deforms enough that they let go, and the deformity is permanent. The top and bottom "rails" should have been made of metal or much thicker plastic. I'm out nearly $200 so I'm not trying again.

[@FindUsCamping]

Sorry you had those issues with them. We have them on 2 doors for over a year and we haven't had any issues. Have you called Lippert to let them know?

[@FindUsCamping]

Sorry you had those issues with them. We have them on 2 doors for over a year and we haven't had any issues. Have you called Lippert to let them know?

[@earlmatthews5737]

Jimmy, you look like such a stalker...lol...jk. love the tip.

[@FindUsCamping]

That is what everyone is saying. LOL

[@bigdanc.8429]

Hey at least you wear PJ'S.

[@FindUsCamping]

Lol. Had to keep the video "G" rated!!!