Solo Woman Packing Up 34' Class A RV: Disconnecting Water, Electricity & Inside Tour

[@rebeccagermain8916]

Hi - Nicely done. 👍🏻 I, too, am a solo RVer (with my 10-year-old adopted daughter). We have an '84 Class C, and we love it. I am now subscribed and will follow your adventures. Stay safe. 😊

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks so much! I love traveling with my husband and kids, too. Enjoy your Class C!

[@micheledelnigro9259]

❤❤❤ new Englander here also..love your videos

[@SimplyDande]

Thank you!! ♥️♥️

[@marthaoliver1099]

It's good to see a boomer so confident & I admire you taking care of the huge land yatch

[@SimplyDande]

Lol! Thanks!

[@glowlewis]

Really nice!

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks!

[@adriannurse1502]

A couple of things. We carry an adjustable crescent. That really helps with stubborn water connections. Also stand back and check the roof. Make sure all antennas are down and stowed. I didn't see any wheel chocks. You definitely need a set of those. You want to make sure if something happens you don't roll anywhere. As a general contractor for 45 years please! Always turn the breaker off first. If you straighten out your hose first it will coil much easier and faster. Make sure all interior cabinet doors are latched. The shower door is latched and the refrigerator is locked too.

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks for all the suggestions!

[@bambihargrove6499]

❤❤I was just thinking quick connects would make her life so much easier ❤😊

[@SimplyDande]

Ugh, SO much easier! Next time I have to hook up water, I can guarantee you I'll have them.

[@bettybrigance6784]

I have to say I admire the way you handle yourself and that Class A....I'd like a class B..or small C....right now I have a no build, build out mini van, ... I love the road....I'm retired, and get to go 2-3 times a year..you stay safe, ill be watching for your videos....

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks so much! I also do minivan camping. I hope you get a vehicle soon and can hit the road.

[@DawnMillington-i9t]

Just found you. Safe travels. You do so well disconnecting. Great job lady.😊

[@SimplyDande]

Thank you!

[@vella4897]

You have a nice vehicle.Be safe ok.

[@SimplyDande]

Thank you!

[@evelynhoward6146]

A med size crescent wrench should be in that compartment for you to use on put on and take off. Will be much easier😀 also you should not have to “wiggle” your connections like you are. Are your threads bent? I'm just saying and I may not know much about RV however I grew up in a 40’ trailer traveling wherever a damn was going to be built and my papa did not have a son so I was the helper! Love your show!

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll do that. I'm also adding a quick connect to the RV inlet so I don't stress the connection more than I have to.

[@helenestrada1913]

I'm impressed .. Drive safe! 😊✌

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks!

[@janpiper3068]

Always keep the ends of your hoses and water fill connections covered or capped so bugs and don't crawl in for a drink.

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@davidharlem6824]

Just a suggestion- you may find it far easier to coil the hose if, periodically,you first uncoil the hose fully effectively straightening it out - then coil for storage 😊

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@melaniemarloe9274]

Nice footage setting up and packing up! Don't like the mouse footage though because yes, even that breaks my heart! I like your kitty tee shirt and I love the kitty footage. I love cats. I have two! And yes you are the "Power Lady" from Lulus NH Meetup! Thanks for the clarity on power and, nice rig also!......Perhaps you might start another channel on power and call it "The Power Lady" or just include power on this one! Everyone always wants clarity on power lingo and its meanings, as well as recommendations for power stations and what wattage you might need...... Melanie from NH!

[@SimplyDande]

Good to see you here! Yes, I'm the Power Lady from Lulu's. :) I will make a video about that for sure! Sorry the mouse video had that effect on you. I'll have to get some of the live traps next time I'm at the store.

[@DonLaPierre-ho8ng]

New to you drive safe 🙏

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks. :)

[@paulo5861]

You may not have drained all the water out of the water hose itself because the water pressure regulator was still connected to the hose. It can act as a constriction, not allowing all the water out. I did not gravity drain a water filter and when the freezing temperatures came the filter housing cracked open. Those water regulators can also freeze if water is left inside the regulator.

[@SimplyDande]

Thanks, I hadn't thought of that! Makes sense why our pressure regulator wouldn't work last spring and had to be replaced.

[@janpiper3068]

Hose 0pen

[@SimplyDande]

And right now, coffee's on!

[@janpiper3068]

This entry is incomplete, I added a new and compleat statement the next day.

[@SimplyDande]

​@@janpiper3068Thanks again for your suggestions. ❤