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JimK-NY wrote:You must have trained your wife better than me, she would never let me go more than a week without changing the bedding. Water is my limiting factor not battery power.Gjac wrote:
...... After a week laundry has to be done bedding changed etc. Batteries are at 50%......
I have solar and if absolutely necessary a generator to take care of charging. I would never want to stop at campgrounds with hook ups just to charge batteries.
I cheat on the bedding and use sheets for a couple of weeks. We have a spare set so that puts us at 1 month. Laundry is even easier. I have 30 pairs of socks, underwear and T shirts. They really don't occupy much space and allow us to avoid Laundromat stops except for once a month.
โJun-16-2021 03:18 PM
Gjac wrote:
...... After a week laundry has to be done bedding changed etc. Batteries are at 50%......
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โJun-05-2021 04:51 AM
mobeewan wrote:
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Wow $1/gal just for water. How much do they charge for dumping tanks, electricity, restrooms, camp site, etc.
โJun-05-2021 12:39 AM
JimK-NY wrote:naturist wrote:
Just a suggestion: install a large tank, large enough you can go for a week on one fill, then spend one night a week in a campground where you can refill it and dump holding tanks.
I have a 30 gallon tank so a typical campground fee would cost me about a $1/gallon. Not only is that steep but that would only work if there is a campground available.
โJun-04-2021 08:38 PM
mobeewan wrote:
Bob Wells video from his YouTube channel CheapRVliving
How a nomad gets water on the road.
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โJun-04-2021 08:35 PM
naturist wrote:
Just a suggestion: install a large tank, large enough you can go for a week on one fill, then spend one night a week in a campground where you can refill it and dump holding tanks.
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โJun-03-2021 06:50 AM
Horsedoc wrote:dccamper wrote:
I don't own one but here is a thought for you,
https://www.amazon.com/WaterBasics-Emergency-Storage-Filter-RED-II-120/dp/B00P8EBDB8/ref=sr_1_18?cri...
That 30 gallons of water is going to weigh 250 pounds. Going to take some serious manhandling to get it up the steps of the bus, when you do find a place to obtain the water