RV Campers are the worst to live in full-time.
Some people rave about the benefits of living in smaller houses as well as life on the road in a camper, even though I can say from experience that it isn’t as good as it is cracked up to be, and there are numerous factors to weigh in when considering purchasing an RV camper, as well as I didn’t think that there were so numerous hardships when it came to living in an RV camper.
For instance, I have a awful time trying to use my Heating as well as Air Conditioning units inside the camper because of how the circuit breaker box is installed, however RV campers can only run on a fraction of the electricity that a home can because it uses a extension cord. Therefore, using your a/c or a space furnace can be difficult if you want to use anything else. Over the summer, I am typically having to turn off my a/c if I want to use the microwave, dryer, oven, or even the electric kettle; Each of these appliances creates heat, meaning that while my a/c is shut off, my home is getting very warm! Winter time isn’t nearly as bad, because you can usually use the propane oil furnace without turning off appliances. But propane oil heating systems aren’t always the most efficient, which is why both of us have to also purchase space heaters… Unfortunately, you can’t use more than 1 space heater, as well as that 1 space furnace needs to be turned off if you want to use any of the above-mentioned appliances. And if you ever neglect to turn off your Heating as well as Air Conditioning units, you have to walk outside as well as hit the breaker to get electricity again, rV-living is the pits.