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Continuing from yesterday’s post, we’ll finish installing a new pleated shade on one of our travel trailer windows. Measure 2½ inches in from each shade-end mark and put light marks on the wall where the centers of the mounting brackets will go [Figure 6]. Now that you’ve got everything marked out, it’s time to actually mount your new shade. The shades are mounted to the wall using brackets that come with them. Narrower shades take only two [Continue reading...RV Window Makeover II (Part 2)] We were spending a few nights in an RV park in the midst of Pennsylvania’s Amish country. The folks in the big Class A rig next to us were delightful people with an equally delightful little Golden Lab puppy named Autumn. Autumn’s “dad” noticed the little 3/4″ hose running from our travel trailer’s sewer outlet into the park’s sewer pipe and wanted to know about it. So I explained that it is called the “Sewer Solution” [Continue reading...THAT’S Your Sewer Hose?] |
 
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