I'm going to show you how I pack up and get the inside of my small RV camper shiny
clean in just 30 minutes.
Hi weekend warriors I'm Randi and every Thursday I share tips and everything
related to small campers to help us make every moment count because weekends just
too short. I just had a fun-packed a long week camping trip and all good things
must come to an end so now it's time to pack up and clean the inside of my
camper. I do this at the campsite because when I head down
the road my camper goes back to the storage shed. If yours doesn't and you do
this at home the process is the same. And this time my camper was extra dirty. The
ground was muddy so despite sweeping and shaking out the rug daily dirt seemed to
just be everywhere. First I need to pack up and get everything out of my camper.
And I begin removing the bedding and blankets to take them home so they can
be washed. Next, I'm going to pack up the dry foods and the food in the refrigerator. I
absolutely love this tote cooler for transporting my food. It holds a lot of
food and it isn't bulky when storing like a regular cooler would be. It's just
the right size and the shoulder strap makes it really easy to carry. This video
is part two and in part one a video where I show you how I set up my camper
in 15 minutes I shared that we do not unpack our clothes but rather keep them
in a duffel bag so packing up the Wardrobe is really
easy. I also bring along a dirty clothes bag so I don't need to sort through them
when I get home. It usually doesn't take more than 10 minutes or so and I have
everything packed up and out of the camper. Stay until the end so you can let
me know if you have any packing or cleaning tips to add. I love hearing how
you do things. okay it's time to start cleaning. For
most everything I use water and vinegar that I premix and keep in a spray bottle.
I also use shop towels which are a stronger more absorbent paper towel that
work well even when they're wet. I think vinegar is a magic cleaning
agent. I mix equal parts of distilled white vinegar and water and because
vinegar is so acidic it can counteract some really icky buildups. And because
the shop towels are soft they won't scratch stainless steel. Vinegar is also
streak free and it just gets everything so nice and shiny clean. I always take my
microwave plate out so it doesn't bounce around and break. I recently just learned
the grates on the propane stove are removable on the Little Guy Max trailer.
I don't know how this area gets so dirty so this makes it so much easier to
clean.
Nice and shiny clean! With everything out of the RV cleaning does go rather
quickly. But now it's time to clean the bathroom and I do use Clorox wipes for
this job. I just can't believe how dirty these floors got this time but with
sweeping and some elbow grease the bathroom floor is cleaned in no time.
Okay I need to tackle this dirty floor next.
After it's all swept I use the Swiffer WetJet. The pole on it breaks down so
it's really easy to store. Wow was that floor ever dirty. Look how clean it is in
here and in just 30 minutes. There's nothing better than knowing the
inside of my RV is always clean and ready for my next weekend warrior
adventure. As I mentioned this has been part 2. Last Thursday I shared part one a
video where I show you step by step how I set up the inside of my small RV
camper in less than 15 minutes. So if you haven't watched that video yet I'm going to
leave a link to it right up here and in the video description below.
So be sure to watch that next!