I use these in the overhead cabinets for storing clothing. They fit perfectly and hold quite a bit of items.

This is where I store my air fryer when not in use. I use the footstool when I have my work area set up in the front of the van and then store this on the jump seat in the rear under the cabinet when not in use.

These stick really well to the sides of the wet bath. I use the large shelf for shampoo, body wash, face soap and bath poof. The small container for tooth brush and toothpaste and the soap dish for a bar of soap

I use this in the lounge area of the coach, it’s great for holding just about anything, the TV remote, cups, or other small items.

I use this for a privacy curtain between the cab area and the coach area of the van. It completely blacks out the view from outside so that people can’t see into the van from the front and also helps keep the heat or cold from the cab affecting the rest of the coach.

This is what I used to attach the blackout privacy curtain. It attaches easily and makes it easy to slide the curtain open or closed.

I use this to keep food particles from getting into the gray tank.

This has come in very handy. I take it with me when I go on longer trips and it works great for washing smaller items like towels, t-shirts, under garments. The spin cycle gets the clothes to a damp dry - meaning it really spins out the excess water.

I use this for the shower drain to prevent hair from getting into the gray tank.

This is a must have, it makes the shower feel like a regular sized shower.

This curtain dries quickly and the fabric is light and flexible.

Easy to install rings for the shower curtain.

Fits perfectly in the little cubby in the bathroom. Nice and compact.

This chair folds down very compact and fits perfectly in the limited storage area, I’m able to carry two of them along with 2 compact GCI tables.

This table easily stores in the back “garage” of the van

Keeps the bugs at bay

I attached magnets on the back of each light and keep them on the dash to charge. If I’m in an area with very little light at night I attach them to the sides of the van at night for security.

It’s really important to have a surger protector when you plug in so that you don’t risk damage to your electrical components

You want to be prepared in case you don’t have a 30amp outlet to connect to. This allows you to connect to a 50amp outlet.

Having one of these on hand will allow you to connect to a standard household outlet.

Good to hae on hand along with the !5amp adapter to be able to connect to a standard household plug.

Nice compact screwdriver

Bit set for the screwdriver

Keep the screwdriver and bits in a compact easy to store case.

You want to make sure you have fuses on hand.

This hose is a game changer for ease of storage and durability. It’s a flexible hose that fits perfectly in the sewer hose storage pipe on the van.

This helps you know when your tanks are clean.

This is the end that attaches to the sewer connection on the van

This goes on the other end of the hose so that the 90 degree clear bayonet can be attached

I don’t use this all the time but it does come in handy to help support the sewer hose when I‘m at a full hookup site to make dumping the tank a little easier.

This attaches to the water hose and the sewer hose at the other end for rinsing out the sewer hose

You need a separate hose to use for flushing the black tank, never use the same hose as the drinking water hose.

Very important item to have, you always want to wear gloves when dealing with the black tank.

This is the third hose I’ve used, and it’s been my favorite so far. It is easy to drain out the water when putting away and rolls up easy for storage.

Attach this between the Zero G hose and the blue flexible hose

Attaches to the 90 degree elbow and the water filter

Attach this to the water spigot

I attach this the to the fresh or city water connection on the side of the van