10 RV Products You'll Regret Buying (& What To Get Instead)

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Appliances 1:46
Gadgets 2:50
Filters 3:25
Cheap hoses 4:50
Non-Adjustable 5:25
Tools 6:44
Large Furniture 7:30
Decor 8:05
Dishes 8:44
Bloops 10:17

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[JillLalande]

We carry two small folding chairs for guests and to take to other peoples sites, however we can never do without our anti gravity chairs. Nothing beats reclining in the sun with a good book and waking up a few hours later 😂 i curse them every time that I pack them, but I couldn't do without them!

[jennyfrancis]

I have a full size ninja foodie. It does so many functions. Ditched my zero gravity chair but hubby kept his. I must have my Corning ware and corelle dishes. Hubby kept a full size ladder. Everyone has different must haves or travel methods. Been full time for 3 years. Rving for over 30 yrs. Everyone just find what works for your family and travel style

[debbiejamison]

I know the zero gravity chairs take up a lot of room but it's something I want to relax when I'm sitting outside❤

[ki-rort]

As a full timer I love my large instant pot for batch cooking and freezing to minimize our need to cook after a long day of driving or hiking.

[mikeramsay]

Water pressure regulators don't work if they freeze. Even after they thaw. I had 2 adjustable regulators and they both stopped working after freezing. Advice: take them off for the night and reconnect the water in the morning after it warms above freezing.

[robertpeters]

I know you are sponsored by Camco, but I have to say, changing to a Zero G hose is a game changer. Rolls up without twisting, light weight and durable. Have had mine for 5 years and still like new.

[Rickster]

I got the Taste Pure filter does great. An adjustable water regulator is great. Use paper and plastic. Thank you for all your suggestions. It would be great to meet you and your husband on the road.

[rynncp]

Correlle dishes for the win. I hate eating off paper plates. Mine are in a cabinet on non skid shelf lining and have never moved.

[mikecooper]

The non adjustable water pressure regulator you nixed is fine depending on your use case. I have a class B van and never hookup to city water, I just fill the tank and use it via the water pump in the van. That's how lots of class B RVers use water.

[bobhinley]

You have a great voice. Your videos are fun to watch. Well done.

[scotttaylor]

Zero gravity chairs work well for us - relaxing in our outdoor space! We do have a couple "bag chairs", one being a "love seat"/double, which is great for campfires, etc. Regarding tools, I do carry 1 LARGE one, an electric impact driver. Need that to get tire lugs off, since we do carry a spare tire, based on remote places we like to travel. And yes, no "glass"/ceramic plates or mugs, with 1 exception.... 2 small glass pyrex dishes for use in the microwave.

[goldfinger]

TOTALLY agree on the zero gravity chair! I think I took ours ONE time and that was it.

[mjl]

Agree with you on most things but disagree on others. My Corelle dishes have logged thousands of miles without a crack. And, it may be controversial, but we like our coffee in real mugs. Just store them in the cabinet between other items that keep them from banging around. Decor, on the other hand, is always secured just like you said. Keep up with the helpful hints!

[Lovinglivinghowardstyle]

Only thing I have that I won't go without is my 12 cup coffee maker. We do use the stainless insulated pot so I can carry it outside and enjoy and it stays hot without over cooking my coffee. Totally with you on the rest of it

[KenEilers]

I enjoy your videos and really like that you include the bloopers too. I have been using the collapsible water hoses the last two years and I really like them. They work great and take up very little space compared to regular hoses. Thanks for the information.

[johnlynch]

Our lessons learned from owning a boat. If you can drop it and not break it. it's a keeper. Small and multipurpose is good. We do have a water restrictor like you showed. Its problem for us is if someone is taking a shower and someone turns on the cold water in the kitchen. You got whoever is in the shower. I may need to upgrade.

[carolynnkaster]

The small waffle iron was a bust! My Hubby hated it! I make extra waffles at home and freeze them to take with us . I actually premake most of our meals before traveling.

[michelleconcannon]

No regrets on our 6 qt instant pot, and we have a small rig. The three quart is too small because of the max fill line. We also installed an Acuva water filter, small under the sink

[tommcl]

I do use a non-gauge regulator when there is a possibility of freezing.
Keep the videos coming

[ChristianCareerJoy]

I just got a hammock folding chair and I love it!