Hook Them Up
If you can, it’s always advisable to hang any towels, sweatshirts, or jackets on the walls of your RV, so that they don’t take up too much room in the drawers, and use the abundance of space that’s readily available on the walls of your RV. And the good news is, you don’t need to nail or screw the hooks in place, as you can use self-adhesive hooks that are designed to hold a large amount of weight. You also use the negative space behind any doors to store your family’s shoes rather than leave them out, and an over the door shoe organizer will keep them together, out of the way and safe, and secure.How Do I Stop My RV From Breaking Dishes?
It isn’t your RV that breaks the dishes in your kitchen, it’s the way that it’s driven, and sometimes when the conditions on the road are beyond your control, it isn’t easy to drive carefully enough to make sure that the dishes in your RV’s kitchen don’t clatter around inside the cupboards and break. We’ve already talked about securing the doors of any and all cupboards in your RV with a series of latches, so the next thing to do is to make sure that the dishes don’t move around inside the cupboards, collide with each other and end up getting smashed to smithereens. And there’s actually an incredibly simple, and effective two-step method securing the dishes inside your RV’s kitchen cabinets and cupboards. First things first, you’re going to need to line all of your kitchen cupboards and cabinets with nonslip material which is easy to cut to size and will slide right in when you’ve measured each space accordingly and cut and shaped the material to fit them. Once it’s in place, it’s time to start thinking about how to keep your dishes stored securely in the cabinets because the nonstick material won’t be enough to hold them in place by itself. That’s why you’re going to need to use a series of plate holders that will sit on top of the nonslip material in your cabinets, won’t move around, and will ensure that your plates remain safe and sound no matter how crazy things get outside and what the road conditions are like.How Do I Stop My RV Cabinets From Falling Off?
How do you stop the cabinets from falling off the walls of your home? You make sure that they’re securely screwed in place, so that they can’t, and won’t fall off the walls. The same principle applies in your RV, but the screws that you’ll use to secure them are going to be much shorter and smaller. The walls inside your RV are thinner than the walls in your home are, which is why you’re going to have to use smaller screws. But because you’re using smaller screws, you’re going to need to use more of them to make sure that the weight of your cabinets is evenly distributed among them and that the screws can, and will hold the cabinets in place. Count the number of screws that hold your cabinets in place at home, and take note of where they are. Screw the cabinets in your RV in place, carefully replicating the pattern that you took note of in your home, but remember to use twice as many screws to secure the cabinets in your RV in place, as the cabinets in your home needed. The screws you’re using in your RV are smaller, so you’ll need more of them to ensure that the cabinets in your RV don’t fall down.How Do You Secure Food In An RV Refrigerator?
We would repeat the carefully joke, but we think that it’s run its course and wouldn’t be quite as funny the second time around. After using a latch to make sure that the door of your fridge is always fastened, pack any bottles or juice in the shelves of the door and try to make sure that the rest of the fridge is as full as possible. The less room that anything has to move around, the less it will move around, It really is that easy.– How Can Space Saving Ideas Help Keep Things Down in an RV?
Inhabiting a compact area demands making the most of each square inch. RV space-saving tips are invaluable for maintaining order and avoiding mess. Opting for furniture that serves multiple purposes, employing upward storage solutions, and making use of foldable objects are all strategic approaches to optimize space in a cramped RV.