I love a clean RV and over the past year, things have gotten well dirty inside.
So I need to do some deep cleaning. You know when things look clean on the surface but
you know they're really not? Hi, I'm Randi and I help you make big memories in small campers
because weekends are just too short. And I have a cleaning solution that is bound to save you time,
money, and cleaning frustration. This can clean everything. And it's been called the
miracle worker. And stay until the end because I also show you how to clean up greasy messes.
I lost my mom way too early to cancer. She's the reason I believe weekends are just too short.
It was during this difficult time that I started researching
what causes cancer. One of the things I discovered was the chemicals in our cleaning products
can cause cancer. Further research led me to learn how both safe and effective apple cider vinegar
is for cleaning. I mention this because maybe you've had someone who's had cancer
and you just want to take some precautions too. I just mix apple cider vinegar and water together.
I usually mix one half part apple cider vinegar to one part of water and as I said it can clean
virtually everything in your RV as you're about to see. The inside of the microwave
has gotten pretty greasy and grimy so let's spray it down with this apple cider cleaning formula.
Now that's clean.
Let me show you what it can do with stuck-on food inside a microwave.
With a little bit of elbow grease mission accomplished.
Thought you needed a special cleaner to clean your RV stainless steel appliances?
Nope, And do you keep a glass cleaner in your RV to clean glass and other similar surfaces because
you don't want streaks? Well, you don't need to because apple cider vinegar doesn't leave streaks.
Now that's squeaky clean.
And guess what? It can clean the wood surfaces in your RV too.
That was dirty. The inside of an RV can sure get dirty fast.
The biggest reason I love apple cider vinegar for cleaning my RV is that it doesn't
contain any harsh chemicals found in other cleaners but two bottles cost $13 on Amazon.
That's enough to clean the largest RV a hundred times. So, it will save you a
lot of money but also think of the space you'll save by eliminating all of your other cleaners.
Now that's a squeaky clean.
I want to know how many types of cleaner do you currently have in your RV?
Next, I want to share an easy way to help you dispose of grease
while you're RVing so you can keep your kitchen, your grill,
and other areas clean from greasy messes. Growing up I remember my mom using a tin can to pour
excess grease into but that's not practical while we're RVing. If that can were to spill
we'd really have a mess to clean up. So I was excited when I discovered these fat trapper bags.
You take your unwanted grease wherever it's from
and pour it in or scrape it into the fat trapper bag. The bag is resealable so you
can keep adding to it over time and it can hold almost three cups of grease.
I had already cleaned the grimiest area of my RV and that was my RV cabinets. In my previous video,
I showed you how to clean and keep your RV cabinets organized and what a transformation.
In case you missed that video I'll leave a link to it on the screen
and in the video description below so I'll see you over in that video next.