😯10 WEIRD, Useful Tools for RV Camping

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• Full Weird Tool List HERE! http://amzn.to/2sMkJiF
  Form-a-Funnel https://amzn.to/2VUiAQ9
  
  Sugru Moldable Glue https://amzn.to/2VzBvuv
  
  Water Bandit https://amzn.to/2WgMayr
  
  Tenacious Tape https://amzn.to/2VMcilo
  
  Swiss Army Hammer https://amzn.to/2JP5BYE
  
  Scissor Jack Drill Socket Adapter https://amzn.to/2EkKyJJ
  
  Bone Tool https://amzn.to/2WbWbgb
  
  Boeshield T-9 https://amzn.to/2YG2BC1
  
  Reusable Dehumidifiers https://amzn.to/2YC7JXO
  
  Tick Tornado https://amzn.to/2Hro9MP

• Why is your tire booted?

• Tick Man!

• Was that puffy jacket used by George Constanza ?

• 06:13

  "Not really……."

• For some reason, the Water Bandit is, as of this writing (9.2.20), unobtainium unless you want to pay extortionate prices for them or shop at Camping World and I never do either . . .

• Your a joke..

• For you people that are gullable enough to believe her isn't get product placement compensation you deserve to get ripped off by buying they garbage her is reviewing !!

• If you put a glob of toothpaste on the tick it will let go and back out so you can just wipe it off with a paper towel without injuring your skin. You can cover it with other products too, the goal is to smother the tick so it can’t breathe and it will let go. They breathe from their body/skin since they bury their heads. It’s not always instant you may have to wait a minute or two. This is useful if you have a tick in an awkward place that you can’t reach well enough on your own, and there isn’t another person to help, such as on your back.

• Great stuff!!

• Polymorph plastic pellets are a must have too. Just place in boiling water then mold into anything… then reboil and remold if needed.

• SUGRU dries out in the sealed package. It's great stuff, but have a plan and don't bother storing it.

• My door on camper has a plastic piece thats cracked what can i use to fix it? Thanks

• Use Martin's Permethrin to treat your clothes to stop ticks. One treatment last for over a month.

• you can use hose gardening water as gray water?

• I've been watching slot of your videos recently, all very good, your Monty Python reference is great!

• You saved the best tool for last! Glad I had some brandy nearby as I watched that part!

• Number 9 ⚠️ Do NOT eat ⚠️

• Lit match, blow it out, put the hot match head on the butt of that tick…. tick backs right out on its own.

• The dehumidifier should work great. I use the same stuff for my hearing aids to dry them overnight. I also use the silica crystals to dry my flies for fishing, dries them out so they float. The canister I use for hearing aids, when they turn green I just put it in the microwave for 30 seconds and good to go again.

• I love your videos , aside from being funny you make some great points.

• Apparently, there's something not right with the Sugru link, cuz I tried. Thanks, though

• Happy Holidays to all

• EVA Dry 333 is good for 333 Cubic feet not Square feet, we use Two 500's in our Trailer, they work well.

• I bought a 2 pack of the Eva-Dry dehumidifier from Costco. I set one on the dinette and hung the other in the shower/head area. The supplied hanger slid off the unit and it crashed to the bottom of the shower. You have no idea how many of those little beads are in those units until you have them scattered throughout your shower room. So if you are going to hang it, make sure the hanger is securely fixed to the unit, any trailer movement may cause it to swing and dislocate.

• bill10.0. thanks for the ideas, so good to see you all

• The mini dehydrator would work really well in the gun safe.

• Bite the bullet and invest in a 1/2" drive cordless impact driver. Not only will it drive you stabilizer jacks, it can remove lug nuts, and turn a manual tongue jack into a power jack. It really makes a difference when you need to change a tire. Cordless drills just can't do that.

• The bone tool is great for retucking headliners and other upholstery tasks.

• How fascinating, some I have heard of but most not, thanks so much for sharing.

• Not sure what wearing a hat has to do with ticks? They don't jump out of trees like Vietnam paratroopers. They wait in low lying shrubs and grasses and attach on animals (and humans) that walk by. They will crawl up your body looking for a warm hairy spot so they can crawl up and on your head but a hat won't help much again. The "tick key" device is ideal (as is a tweezers) for removal since it is not recommended to twist the tick when removing. Gently pull up until your skin "tents" and wait until the tick releases. You can find good and accurate information on ticks on the CDC (Center for Disease Control) website.

• Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

• Add on,……………………… JB WELD

• do you carry a game console

• Holy crap! I had Rocky Mountain Spotted fever in 1971 and came real close to death, I was in a coma from the fever for about 2 weeks. I do not miss the ticks in those Alabama piney woods.

• Is that Aubie I see on your shirt???Love the videos!!!

• 🤔 I DO hope I heard craft…not c**p beer‼️🤣🤣🤣. Don't think I'll use the same funnel to oil myself up as I do the truck though…good salesmanship to sell multiples!! Great list. So much for telling the wife; "We don't need to buy anything else…"😘

• Water bandit is also great for gas station bathroom faucets lol

• Don't forget a polarity checker. And a volt , ohm, checker.

• Hi, were the two of you in Fredericksburg, Va a few months ago. I was at the battlefield in the city talking to a friend about the battle and showing her around, a couple that remind of the two of you, asked questions, and were just so nice. i just wondered if they were you, if not, happy travels.

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