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The Colapz USB Rechargeable Camping Heated Shower is a must have when you are on the road, especially if you are in a campervan. Not only can you have a shower whenever you want, but you can shower your dog, wash the dishes and clean just about anything! Watch the video to see how versatile it is and it also folds up small for storage too.
This compact ceramic heater packs a lot of heat for it’s size. There are 2 settings which give either 750 watts or 1500 watts output. The lower setting is handy for when you are on a campsite that restricts the ampage, as it will still work when others flick the trip switch.
I do not know how many runner mats we have had in our vans! It seems like they are a good idea to keep floors clean and also helps to keep warmer in the winter periods too. There are a lot of different styles, patterns and colours here, so there is bound to be one that will suit your van!
Whether you are here because your existing wing-mirror covers have got damaged or you just want to protect the mirrors you have from getting damaged, these covers will do the job nicely! They are easily clicked into place and offer good protection from knocks.
It’s always good to have one of these close to hand whether you are away camping or at home cooking in the kitchen. They are cheap to buy, but could save you a fortune! Better to be looking at one, rather than looking for one. Fire Blanket Caravan Campervan.
The Flojet 18555-000 DC portable waste pump is the ideal solution for emptying holding tanks on American RV or recreational vehicles and allow you to avoid dump stations. The macerator section grinds waste down to a particle size of only 3mm maximum, so it can easily be pumped through a garden hose 15mm minimum and up to 25mm diameter.
The pump section is self-priming which allows the unit to be mounted above the tank in a convenient location. Just connect the macerator onto the end you normally attach your large emptying hose to.
This macerator empties a typical 30-gallon holding tank in less than 3 minutes, which is very fast indeed.
This means you can now park your RV in any caravan or motorhome park and use the standard Elsen type emptying point for cassette type toilets. You don’t have to worry if where you are going has a dedicated RV black waste dump anymore!
This can be used together with the splitter hookup lead to give you a normal UK socket outlet, which can be used to power anything outdoors at the same time as giving power to your van. You can read this post about setting up the splitter lead and fly lead convertor.
So, you have everything packed up and ready to go, you start driving down the road and all you hear is bottles clinking together, which soon becomes very annoying. Get yourself one of these robust foam bottle holders that firmly holds up to 8 bottles. It feels good quality and it holds the bottles firmly…..and quietly! Alternative cheaper bottle grate option too.
You could not describe Fogstar leisure batteries as cheap, but you can definitely describe them as one of the best on the market! Buy it, install it and then forget it, as it will perform well for years.
You can never have too much worktop space in your van. This folding shelf can be mounted almost anywhere, including extra space in the kitchen or lounge area. It’s handy the way it folds down to leave more space when not in use.
This is a handy little door hook for hanging anything you want on really. My wife uses it to hook on coat hangers, especially after she has washed clothes and needs them to be aired and dried. You just pull down the lever and directly hook on your items and then push it up again flush when finished. There is a solid, quality feel to this product and has proved useful.
Another handy gadget for when you are cooking in your van. You can cook lots of different ingredients all at once, without contaminating each other. Saves on carrying lots of frying pans – you only need one now. Faster cooking means you get to eat sooner too!
Getting the fire pit out of an evening is one of the nice things to do when you are out in the van. Spring, Summer, Autumn or even Winter you can get toasty warm sitting out whilst eating or just enjoying the fresh air. This one is neat for storing and transporting and very reasonably priced.
This will save you a fortune on lpg gas bottles! Yes, there is a fairly large financial outlay, but it will pay for itself the more you use it. This is not just the refillable tank, but includes everything you need to operate a legal refillable lpg cylinder with an external fill up point, which most filling stations now insist on having. With fuel prices increasing all of the time, the cost of filling this size of tank is about a quarter of the price of normal gas bottles to buy.
These work! I was a bit skeptical when I first ordered them, but they just soak up any moisture in wardrobes and cupboards. It’s amazing to see how much water actually accumulates in the bottom pocket when you leave them in the wardrobe for a while. An absolute must in the autumn and winter, although I keep one in the wardrobe all year round. Also a good idea if you store your van in the off season. An inexpensive product that will aid moisture and damp removal to keep your van and belongings safe.
I have one of these and use it often. Especially when I walk the dog and off-grid, it makes walking in the dark a lot safer.
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