RV Living Quick Tip: Easy RV Checklist

RV Living Quick Tip: Easy RV Checklist: If you have been looking for an easy RV checklist to keep you on track during setup and breakdown you are in the right place. We have a simple easy checklist you can use to prevent mistakes. If this clever checklist is not what you are looking for we also have a free pdf checklist and an excel checklist you can download for free! Stay safe out there!

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[vicbuch]

I put my task bands on my arm and my husband wears his task bands on his arm. As we complete each task, we remove the band and put it in a pint mason jar. If I get done first, I'll go grab a task off his arm to help get things done faster, and vice versa! Works like a charm. Thanks for the idea!

[tonyadeierlein]

As a new subscriber, thank you for your service. I enjoy seeing the bloopers at the end.

[mtbettycrocker]

Even with my travel trailer- I put them on my tow vehicle steering wheel. That way I can't pull away until I have verified them all

[godsdeliciousunknown]

Great idea - we modified your idea a bit to use what we had on hand - clothes pins with labels from our label maker (had no idea how much we would use that in our rig!) we clip the clothes pins to the drivers seat belt to make sure we don't drive off without checking each one. Thanks for putting us onto this idea last time you made a video about it :-)

[merritt]

I've been using the bracelets since I first saw your video about them q couple of years ago. As someone who's easily distracted, these are my favorite break-camp tool. I swear by them and have had lots of folks ask about them.

[roydavis]

We have a checklist on our tablets. At set up, as we do each item, we put a real √ beside it. When we are tearing down, we remove the √ mark. That way we can glance to see if all of the items are either checked off or cleared.

[duaneb]

I was having issues with the ink rubbing off my slap bracelets - even the permanent marker would rub off a day or two later. I went online and found paint pens and bought a white one, and it works fantastic - little bit larger letters since it puts a bit more ink on them, but it stays on now with no problems.

[tomboard]

You two did it to me again. I see a new video from you and my first thought is yay, it's Saturday. Then I'm crushed when I realize it's only Wednesday...

[larryv]

Wooden clothes pins with handwritten notes on the pin, and pinned to the steering wheel works best for us.

[micstraitee]

Good Information. Before i went to the US navy was a semi driver. I used a daily checklist before and after driving. Checking even mechanical parts as well as surrounding area before driving and then at night for parking.

[harterbob]

I guess ‘m too old to remember these bracelets from my childhood. I like these shorter but frequent videos. Great idea!

[truckingkaiseradventures]

I had been meaning to get some of these after seeing your video but kept putting it off until recently. On our last trip my husband, who is usually fantastic at remembering stuff, forgot to raise the levelers. I pulled off and heard a noise and stopped. Fortunately he didn't have them tight and there was no damage other than to one corner of a plastic block.

[dmetria]

I've used the slap bracelets since seeing your previous video. I no longer put on my steering wheel, but I keep them together in a cabinet and put them on my table the day before (and start working on them). Things have changed and I really need to update some, so thanks for the reminder.

[secondwind]

You had one job, Phil! 😂 BTW, the rig looks spotless. Nice job on throwing crap on the bed and closing the door, there buddy! 😜 You see, you should never give away the behind the scenes stuff! Now we know your tricks- which I have stolen for myself. Who knew cleaning could be so easy- just close the door. Anyway, great ideas with the bracelets, Stacy. I’ve seen them on the wheel for quite a while. Have to say they’re much cuter on you than Phil, though. They tend to clash with his Navy and Broncos shirts. 🤣 Thanks for the tips, guys. ⚓️ FWFS. Troy

[jimk]

Everything I do pretty much needs to be in order. Cards on a binder ring that I could flip over would work better for, but this gives me a start on that idea.

[caroldavis]

This is a great idea! We start our full time R.V. life in 3 days 😀

[glamperjan]

I use a flashing slap band for shutting putting awning in and unplugging

[joshuajarrell]

Love your videos! We're planning to start full-time RV life in a few years and it's been great binging your videos for tips and tricks. So many things we would never have thought of!

[stacysheets]

Great idea. I have a spot on right by the door. Looks like a towel holder. But this will be the new slap bar.

[dennycappetta]

Great tip on the snap bands. I got to get 'em. Thanks.