We’re Tony & Peggy Barthel and we’re working to help you be a StressLess Camper.
This review is of the Camco Travel Toilet, a portable cartridge toilet that’s rather handy for tent campers and RVers.
Do these smell? Are they difficult to use? We dispel myths and fears and give you the straight poop in this RV product review.
Cauliflower salad with bacon is a delicious alternative to potato salad and is so easy to make ahead for StressLess meals.
12 volt refrigerators are being installed in more and more new RVs but is this a better technology than what we’ve had for years? What are the challenges and advantages of 12 volt refrigerators in RVs? Should you consider even replacing your existing RV refrigerator with a 12 volt model and what about using a residential refrigerator? We have some answers in this story.
A recipe for drunken chicken legs, which are chicken legs wrapped in bacon and soaked in a brine featuring beer. This recipe will delight campers of all ages whether you’re on the road or using your pellet smoker in your own backyard. Another trial of our RecTeq 340 pellet grill.
A review of the RecTeq 340 pellet grill to answer whether these are great for RV boondocking. Is the RecTeq worth the money? Is it a great RV gadget? We have the answers to those questions in our full review of the RecTeq 340 portable pellet grill by the RV Gadget Geek Tony Barthel.
Risotto made with riced cauliflower makes a delicious, easy, low-carb side dish.
We review the Alpicool 55 quart 12 volt cooler - is this something you need for your RV life?
We worked with Darry Abts from Wack-O Products to install his RV AC Silencer and share how well it works in our RV and why we did this.
We got to tour Lippert’s axle plant, #45, and see how RV axles and parts are made.
We use a Camco flag pole to mount a WeBoost cell phone antenna with surprisingly good results.
Six tips to help you beat the heat this summer in your RV. Stay cooler longer and enjoy summer camping more.
We changed our domicile state - what is a domicile state and why would a full-time RVer change states? What’s the best state to claim for RV domicile? What do you need to change your state and why would you want to change your domicile state as a full-time RVer? What about mail? Health and vehicle insurance?
