An RV cover can be a smart way to protect a stored rig, but the wrong material, fit, or setup can trap moisture where you do not want it. This week, find out what to check before covering up, plus truck storage ideas, stink bug prevention, and a couple of good reasons to plan an RV getaway.
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A cover does not automatically cause mold, but trapped moisture can. See how fabric, fit, airflow, and a dry rig affect the result.
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A good paint job begins before the first coat. Prep walls and wallpaper correctly, then choose the tools and finish that make sense for your RV.
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More From Do It Yourself RV
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These practical storage ideas can help you use truck space more efficiently while keeping your camper gear organized and the cab ready for passengers.
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Stink bugs are easier to prevent than remove. Seal common entry points and use these simple tactics before they settle into your RV.
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ARTICLES FROM OUR PARTNERS
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Plan an island RV stay for beaches, wild ponies, seafood, and seasonal events.
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See how an RV macerator works and whether it makes sense for your setup.
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