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My Fleetwood Excursion motorhome has a spice rack over the microwave oven. During travel, the spice jars jumped around and sometimes fell on the floor. My solution: I made an insert from a strip of hardwood that I purchased at a home-improvement store. The strip measured 48 inches by ¼ inch by 2 1/2 inches and cost about $6. I cut the strip to the needed length. Spice containers are about 1 ¾ inches in diameter, so I put marks at 3-inch intervals along the strip length. I then used a drill and 2-inch hole saw to cut the container holes. I added three 1 ½-inch supports to the underside of the insert. Now when we arrive at a destination, the spices are neatly lined up. John Telling, F410464 |
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Many people have trouble screwing a TV cable onto a campground hookup. We found an easier way. Buy two F-type quick-connect adapters, which are inexpensive and can be found at electronics stores. The adapters screw onto each end of the TV cable, and they remain on permanently. One end connects to your RV and the other end to the campground post. It’s then easy to hook up; just push the connector onto the post. Disconnecting also is easy; just pull the connector off. Sue Hankins & Pat Yacklon, F395564 |
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One of my favorite apps to use while RVing is OverDrive. I enter my library card information into the app, and then I can borrow and download audiobooks from multiple libraries across the country. Listening to audiobooks while we travel is so much better than just listening to music. For more information, visit https://app.overdrive.com. Kahleen Dillon, F406904 |
Editor’s note: More than 30,000 libraries worldwide offer titles from OverDrive. E-books, movies, and TV shows also can be downloaded.