CARAVAN RV CAMPING

  It pays to have the right appliances aboard your caravan on extended camping trips. One of the things to consider is the  camping washing machine . It will let you do your laundry anytime and anywhere without worrying about finding a laundromat or using the campsite facilities. Aussie Traveller, Devanti, and Camec are among the brands that offer the best washing machines for caravans. Their products will make your trips more pleasant by keeping your clothes clean and ready to wear. However, it’s important to know how to use them to maximise their performance and purpose. Camping washing machines are typically less powerful and smaller than regular ones, as they do not need a permanent water line. Instead, you must fill them with water or connect them to the sink. Some units are small and compact enough that you can stow them away in a cupboard or an under-bunk when not in use.   How To Use Running a  camping washing machine  requires some effort, and...

  One of the challenges of travelling is ensuring your food and drinks are sufficiently cold and well-preserved for the duration of your trip. A portable fridge can help with that, and when it comes to options, Bushman has some of the best. You can take a  Bushman fridge  anywhere without requiring much power to run. Usually, your vehicle’s 12V battery should suffice. Bushman’s portable fridges feature sophisticated technologies that make them better than ice chests or Eskies. They come in varying sizes, shapes, and variations, with a built-in motor to keep your goods cold without requiring ice. That makes them ideal for camping and road trips, especially when going off-grid or visiting remote locations. They will keep your food fresh and your drinks cold no matter where you go.   Choose The Right Size Portable fridges come in different sizes. Small models range from 15 L to 20L, medium-sized ones from 25L to 50L, and large capacity fridges are up to 65L to 1...

  Is your motorhome truly prepared for travelling in hot weather? You might be looking forward to the long, warm days with favourable conditions for exploring the outback, only to realise how uncomfortable it can be when humidity and temperatures rise. The best way to stay comfortable is by installing an  air conditioner  in your  motorhome . It will make your trip more enjoyable regardless of the heat outside. Most Class B RVs use air-conditioning that requires AC electricity. Most battery banks and solar panels do not have enough power to run a 120-volt air-conditioner. You must connect the appliance to mains power or a generator to run it efficiently. On the other hand, you can try 12-volt air-conditioners. Although more expensive than 120-volt units, they are more off-grid friendly as they can run off solar power and the battery bank with less power draw. Let’s explore the options.   1. Dometic IBIS 4 The IBIS Mk4 rooftop air conditioner features a...