Recent content by Joann

Thanks for all the advice, before this happened that window did used to steam up inside with condensation, so maybe a small hole has turned into a bigger one. Will have a go at getting the water out and resealing as suggested.

we were offered a ridiculously low price for our old Dethleffs if we traded it in, so we sold it through preloved or loot cant remember whichone and bought a new van privately as well. I could have sold my old van 5 times over within an Hour of it going on so dont worry your dads will sell.

Hi Parksy, the water is inside the window between the two double glazing panes. Inside the caravan is dry it is not letting the rain in.

I washed all my curtains in the washing mashine on cold with a slow spin with dreft and they were fine. I wash loads of things that say dry clean only and have never had a problem. I first washed the big curtain that goes round the dinette because we never use it any way, as a 'trial'

Well not exactly full, but about an inch and a half of water sloshing about in the bottom of the front window, this was after heavy rain in the Yorkshire Dales last week. Can it be dried out and resealed? If so how? or is it a case of mending it with a new one? regards and happy caravanning

I need a fridge that big because I can't afford a wine cellar.

We carry exterior cleaners in all shapes and sizes, though I have no intention of cleaning the outside of my van when I am on holiday.

It was a used van that came with loads of stuff because they had given up caravanning and gone to the Dark Side (motorhomes) two mallets were ours and the others were inherited. I went out and bought an adapter to hook up from mains at my house, and a pack of rock pegs and a drill attatchment to...

Got handle off, I even had a size 15 star tip screwdriver to do it with. Just have to wait for new one to come.

We turf everything out at least once a year, found 6 mallets in the front locker, all different sizes, laid them out on the drive and took a photo.

Cleaned our van with one dry wash on Tuesday, not because of hose pipe ban ( it has rained for a month non stop here) but it is kept in storage and I can't tow it to the hose pipe with my little car. It did a good job, my Mum helped me and she was very skeptical but was pleased with the result...

Will have a go at that tomorrow, have got clumsy - itis today, I threw a full jar of coffee on the floor, took a chunk out of my finger with a cardboard box and rubbed bleach in my eye, so not risking it tonight. Thanks for all your help Sprocket

Duvalays might slide off a fixed bed, if you are OK with your topper I would stick with that. I do wish they made a shorter one though to go on my son's side dinette bed, as he keeps climbing in with us 'beacuse it is more snuggly' than his sleeping bag. He is only 4 but takes up loads of...

Any help on how to get the thing off would be appreciated. I've then got to figure out how to get the new one on................

Here are the pictures of the fridge handle, tookme a few goes to get them on the forum.