These are a couple of great vanlife hacks for drying your dishes in order to save some countertop space. Dish Drying Rack Don’t set out a towel and use all your counter space. Set them on one of these … Read More
As a van lifer, you know how important it is to have a good battery for things like running your refrigerator, vent fan, and lights. Batteries can be very expensive to replace every few years. Luckily technology has caught up … Read More
There are a few simple and inexpensive ways to eliminate or reduce the chance of bugs in your van or RV while camping. No matter how careful you are, there always seems to be a moth, fly, or gnat that … Read More
Have you ever looked back as your going down the road and seen about 6 feet of paper towel unrolled into the middle of your van? We have. We searched and searched for simple products that would eliminate this and … Read More
Very nice kitchen #vanlifehacks & organization by @drivingandskiving Everything in its place 👌 After years of living out of tubs in the van, having a properly organized kitchen has made a massive difference. We’ve tried to make the most of every bit … Read More
Storage is always a challenge in a van. If you are like us, your constantly finding places and ways to hang things because floor or counter space is almost non-existent. A good source for van storage solutions is in the … Read More
Ever find that one epic camping or parking spot that you don’t want to lose when going into town for dinner or a beer? We recently picked up one of those Xiaomi Mi electric scooters as they rent on the … Read More
Surface space can be such a luxury. T. Moore on IG, timberwolf.moore, built a super nice multiple mode swivel table to add a desk/ eating space as well as an added armrest or console surface while driving. The table is … Read More
Rivnuts make life so much easier allowing you to install threads anywhere you need them. For example, these L track mounts bolt right up. Step 1: Mark & Drill the Hole. Using a center punch, mark your hole so … Read More
Step 1: Build an enclosure for your portable toilet. The 2.6 gallon Camco is a nice size for this. Step 2: Add orange LEDs with a switch and 9V battery pack. Step 3: Using a piano hinge, … Read More
