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RE: Wastewater Tote & Fresh Water Containers - Do you use them?
Showering is over rated.
Keeps the neighbors far away no need for covid masks.
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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10/30/21 01:24pm |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Use of FLEX-SEAL (revisited)
A little over a year ago I posted that I used Flex Seal on a tough seal job on the roof. And I was happy.
I was told to wait a year and then report back. Because they said that I would say something something different the performance after a year was poor.
Well I am here to tell you that it performed beautifully.
I believe it was properly preparing the substrate before I applied the product.
I brushed it on and applied two coats it has performed as advertised.
Jesseannie
That's good to hear. Not many things more frustrating than having to redo a paint or sealant that didn't work as it should. (Removal of the old stuff being the worst part of it.)
But I have to ask, if repairing something that you intend to be permanent, and it's not a quick side of the road type use what ya got type repair, why not use a product that is proven to be the right material for the application, rather than some "as seen on TV" type product?
I used a product on my repair job that was permanent. I did the job at home and cleaned the old caulking of the skylight. I installed Dicor in the big holed and covered it all with paint able Flex Seal. It did a good job better than smearing on Dicor.
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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09/10/21 07:12am |
General RVing Issues
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Use of FLEX-SEAL (revisited)
A little over a year ago I posted that I used Flex Seal on a tough seal job on the roof. And I was happy.
I was told to wait a year and then report back. Because they said that I would say something something different the performance after a year was poor.
Well I am here to tell you that it performed beautifully.
I believe it was properly preparing the substrate before I applied the product.
I brushed it on and applied two coats it has performed as advertised.
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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09/06/21 06:39pm |
General RVing Issues
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RE: Mechanics backed up for weeks all over?
I think it is a "good service" issue. If you get quality service it is going to cost you and you may have to wait. But if the service dept knows you and you don't cry wolf too often you will get in quickly.
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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08/24/21 07:03am |
Beginning RVing
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RE: Towing to Crater Lake Oregon
Only worry is snow, lots of it! 11 feet average.
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jesseannie
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04/21/21 08:58pm |
Roads and Routes
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RE: Best TT in the western parks?
We have found in our state and national park visits that larger campsites are hard to cone by.
We have a 26' travel trailer and often we are limited to less than a half dozen sites in a 50 site camp ground.
I think that National parks have the least big sites.
Sometimes it is not the length of the parking pad but the narrow access road makes it nearly impossible to maneuver into the spot.
We had a beautiful site in a park inside Mt. Rainer NP but it was on a corner and we had to back uphill to get into it. It took my wife and I and two other campers to guide it into the spot. It was marked for up to 29' but boy it was hard to get into.
When we bought our trailer we thought it was small enough to go anywhere but sometimes we wish we had gone to a 24.
We loved camping at Jedidiah Smith in the Redwoods when we had a van camper. But the sites are limited to 24 feet and we won't fit.
My advice make an itinerary then look at your options for site size all along the route of your trip, maybe that will give you some help.
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jesseannie
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03/28/21 07:15am |
Travel Trailers
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RE: Anyone have recommendations for awning replacement
We have Carefree awnings and went directly to their website to view info on replacements although we purchased items elsewhere for well under Carefree online pricing. Not overly complicated process, we even added some window awnings to keep the heat out during summer RVing. There are service companies that specialize in awning replacement in most major cities, I seen them removed and replaced in about 15 minutes when RVing in PHX a few years back.
Really? It takes me 15 minutes to lower mine. Haha
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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03/18/21 08:37am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: Anyone have recommendations for awning replacement
I just went through the thought process of redoing my awning my self or getting the local RV shop to do it.
I decided not to tackle it myself. I am glad.
The shop took it all down, replaced the fabric, replaced a torsion spring (he had a barely used one he gave me). Freshened up all the fasteners and recaulked
the holes. It works better than it ever has. He charged me 675.00 complete. For me it was worth it. And that was a completly manual awning.
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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03/18/21 08:35am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: Soresto Collar Danger
We have an English Springer Spaniel that started scratching and licking almost obsessively recently. We wondered if the Seresto collar may have caused this?
The use of the collar and the licking of her front legs and paws seemed to coincide.
We took the collar off about a week ago after reading some of the complaints and she is much better. The obsessive linking is much better. We will see if it continues to get better as the chemicals work out of her system.
My two cents.
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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03/14/21 08:21am |
RV Pet Stop
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RE: ANWR Drilling Stopped
Tree Huggers----always got the data to support their beliefs.
Yeah I always hate it when people fight unfair by using facts!
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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02/01/21 03:09pm |
Public Lands, Boondocking and Dry Camping
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RE: Black frp sheets.
I used to sell and distribute FRP. Black is a very unusual color. Even as a distributor if we ordered it there was a minimum.
Can you get it from the RV manufacturer?
Jesseannie
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jesseannie
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02/01/21 08:02am |
Truck Campers
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