It's getting cold outside. What are you doing to winterize your RV? Winterizing when you are planning to stay in a cold climate can help keep you warmer and save money on electric bills.

We spoke with Dave Solberg from RV Repair Club, now called RV Lifestyle & Repair Club, and he gave us great tips on winterizing your RV and what you need to know. With over 30 years of RV experience and repair, he is the guy to go to for questions about RVs and the RV LIFE. Check out their website.

Dave spoke about RV skirting. He lives in the Midwest, where it gets icy. He has used hay bales around the RV to keep it warmer in the past, and it did work. My concern was about mice, rats, and other unwanted guests. He agreed that it is a concern and suggested two products, Mouse Free and Grandpa Gus, which can be found online.

He also talked about a product called AirSkirts that he saw at the Hershey RV Show. We also looked at this product at the show, and if we were going to stay in the cold, we would have this product. You can check out our YouTube Video on the 3 Coolest Things we saw at the Hershey RV Show this year to learn more about AirSkirts.

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Another great suggestion from the YouTube channel, "Happily Ever Hanks," suggested using foam core. They stayed in the Philadelphia area last winter, and it worked well. Watch The Video.

Dave shares tips for our listeners storing their RV in cold areas. While Dan and I are heading to Florida for the winter, we will be storing the RV during travel to be with family. 

Dave Solberg from RV Lifestyle & Repair has so much information on all things RV. We highly recommend checking out his website for more great content. 

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