10 RV hacks - inexpensive, simple tricks for your travel trailer, camper, fifth wheel

I show you 10 hacks / tips you can use for your RV to make it more comfortable and / or functional. These are very inexpensive, simple and quick and most importantly, semi permanent, so they can be changed back
Here are the issues we are fixing in this video:
1. Cabinet doors opening, everything falls out
2. Things are shifting inside the cabinet, spilling and breaking
3. Not enough shelves and lots of wasted space
4. Closet space is not done right
5. Empty, unusable spaces
6. Create a dog / pet area
7. create more usable areas with hooks, towel holders, etc
8. air vents getting dirty
9. have a better night sleep
10. Quickly level your rv
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[@luiselyy100]

Thank you, good tips for when I go into the other side lol. I’m still going to be using my pop up trailer but I feel like I’m getting closer and closer to upgrading to a hard side trailer.

[@Huntress308]

Thank you so much! I have gone to the opposite side lol. I'm selling this rv and bought a pop up trailer. It's 20 years old but have been well taken care of in the inside (even then I had to put close to $1000 lol (new batteries, etc).
I am looking to add some modifications, but those are very different from a travel trailer. So I'm back to the beginning, brainstorming and researching.

[@luiselyy100]

@@Huntress308 it’s a fun project I had a lots of fun remodeling my pop up last year, I have a video on my channel of the remodel lol. Good luck with your project 👍👍

[@jackfishmagurkin1093]

Excellant video ,you are very resourseful . How's hunting going ? It's moose and Elk season up north where I'am , weather has been cooperating .

[@Huntress308]

Thank you so much! Hunting is going well, I found some great areas where I live, a few friends up here showed me around. I don't know if you knew but i moved up to the mountains by Bass Lake (a year ago) the hunting areas are an hour from my house which is great. (I could probably hunt in 30-40 minutes as well. All new area for me, but great country, everything is green and water is flowing everywhere. I just went up to 9300 ft yesterday, so all that is possible right here.
Where I used to live before I moved up here, I would have to drive 2-3 hours to get that kind of elevation.
And, we just had some rain for a few days last week. That hasn't happened for 4 years, it was dry almost the whole season. It wasn't enough to make the high country deer to move down but some started for
Ing down, I'm sure.
Next weekend I have a 3 days weekend so I'll be out there Friday evening through Monday