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Tip
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How to eliminate a smelly tank
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Every time you dump the black tank, after closing the
valves, add 2 capfuls of liquid Rid-X, ½ cup baking
soda and a few gallons of water
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How to clean a holding tank
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To thoroughly clean tanks, annually, add 1 cup low
sudsing liquid dishwasher soap,1/2 cup baking soda &
½ tank of water. Drive and dump
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Removing calcification in the toilet bowel
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Add white vinegar and warm water. Allow to sit for an
hour. Rinse
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How to clean a microwave
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Add a few drops of Dawn to a cup of water. Microwave
2 minutes to produce steam. Wipe clean
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Keeping items on shelves from spilling while driving
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Use expansion rods in cabinets and fridge
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What is the best method for drying a shower
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Wipe down with a microfiber towel—better than a
squeegee
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Best way to clean mirrors & windows
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Use a barely wet streak-free microfiber cloth. Better
than a squeegee.
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How to keep from tracking in dirt and mud
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Put a towel down the entry steps and secure with an
expansion rod on each step
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A “natural” bug repellant for those sensitive to “Deet”
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Listerine diluted 50/50 with water. Use an atomizer to
apply
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How to keep mice out of your coach
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Apply pure peppermint oil to cotton balls and spread
around the coach & in the basement
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How to ants out of your coach
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Sprinkle Comet around (not directly on) the tires,
jacks, elect. Cords and hoses
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Most effective way to dry in a combo washer/dryer
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Remove clothes after wash cycle. Shake. Return to
W/D and dry. Add tennis balls to tumble clothes
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How to dry sheets and Levis
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Sheets-remove after wash cycle. Fold. Return to dry
cycle.
Levis- roll jeans & do a minimum of 4 pairs
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Getting excess soap out of laundry
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Add ¼ cup white vinegar to the wash cycle
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To keep diesel smell from hands while fueling
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Use single use surgical gloves
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How to exit coach in case of emergency
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Place a pillow over exit window still, exit on your
tummy, feet first.
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How to exit coach in case of emergency
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Place a pillow over exit window still, exit on your
tummy, feet first.
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Credit Card safety tips
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Give your credit card company your cell phone
number so they contact you in case of suspicious
transactions.
Report your card as “lost” & get a new number every
year.
Always carry two credit cards so that you have one &
your partner has the other
Never carry your husband’s wallet in your purse
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