45. Install permanent 12v fans.<\/strong><\/h4>\nAfter trying a couple of portable fans we finally had a 12v fan permanently installed and it was honestly the greatest idea. Nothing beats it in terms of ease of use, noise, convenience and its ability to project a cool breeze. They are more expensive than portable options, however, Caframo Sirocco fans<\/a> are worth every cent. You also free up some must need storage space when you invest in a permanent fan.<\/p>\n![\"caravan](\"https:\/\/lappingoz.com.au\/caravan-accessories\/500-10002\/\")
<\/a><\/p>\n46. Leave the car wash at home.<\/strong><\/h4>\nTaking car wash products with you is a waste of space. There are car wash facilities available around the whole country that use premium products and treated water. Very few caravan parks allow car washing on sites and most don’t allow it at all.<\/p>\n
47. Go vertical with extra shelves.<\/strong><\/h4>\nThis Kmart two tiered shelf<\/a> works well to store essentials and to display some decorations to make your caravan feel more inviting.<\/p>\n![\"caravan](\"https:\/\/lappingoz.com.au\/caravan-storage-ideas\/screen-shot-2022-02-09-at-10-50-39-am\/\")
<\/a><\/p>\n48. Permanently attached awning clothesline.<\/strong><\/h4>\nThis is one of my most favourite caravan modification. Our caravan came with one and I didn’t realise they weren’t a standard accessory until chatting with other caravaners on the road. All the items you need are available at any hardware store. You can get stainless steel balustrade wire packs from Bunnings.\u00a0So simple and so effective. If you don’t have the DIY knowhow, pegless clotheslines are the next best thing.<\/p>\n
49. Use collapsable camping products.<\/strong><\/h4>\nMost things are collapsable these days, like pots, colanders, washing baskets and even kettles<\/a>! Check out some of these ideas from the Pop Up<\/a> range, available online at outback equipment.com.au<\/a><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/p>\n
50. Insist on midge proof mesh, everywhere.<\/strong><\/h4>\nWe replaced all of our fly screen mesh with midge mesh on the door, windows and pop top windows. It was a game changer. No more midges sneaking in at dusk and dawn to wreck our day. The mesh is a premium price but worth every cent. You will thank me for this essential caravan modification.<\/p>\n
51. Use park BBQ facilities without making a mess.<\/strong><\/h4>\nMost holiday parks have great camp kitchens and some may even have BBQ facilities. There are two things I have learnt while travelling; One, water is precious. Two, line a public BBQ with baking paper and you’ll limit the amount of cleaning and scraping after your meal. So simple, yet so awesome.<\/p>\n
52. Smart home automation for your caravan.<\/strong><\/h4>\nCheck out Sparkys on the loose and their Alexa set up on their touring rig. You can ask Alexa to turn lights on and off, its pretty cool!<\/p>\n
Taking car wash products with you is a waste of space. There are car wash facilities available around the whole country that use premium products and treated water. Very few caravan parks allow car washing on sites and most don’t allow it at all.<\/p>\n This Kmart two tiered shelf<\/a> works well to store essentials and to display some decorations to make your caravan feel more inviting.<\/p>\n This is one of my most favourite caravan modification. Our caravan came with one and I didn’t realise they weren’t a standard accessory until chatting with other caravaners on the road. All the items you need are available at any hardware store. You can get stainless steel balustrade wire packs from Bunnings.\u00a0So simple and so effective. If you don’t have the DIY knowhow, pegless clotheslines are the next best thing.<\/p>\n Most things are collapsable these days, like pots, colanders, washing baskets and even kettles<\/a>! Check out some of these ideas from the Pop Up<\/a> range, available online at outback equipment.com.au<\/a><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n We replaced all of our fly screen mesh with midge mesh on the door, windows and pop top windows. It was a game changer. No more midges sneaking in at dusk and dawn to wreck our day. The mesh is a premium price but worth every cent. You will thank me for this essential caravan modification.<\/p>\n Most holiday parks have great camp kitchens and some may even have BBQ facilities. There are two things I have learnt while travelling; One, water is precious. Two, line a public BBQ with baking paper and you’ll limit the amount of cleaning and scraping after your meal. So simple, yet so awesome.<\/p>\n Check out Sparkys on the loose and their Alexa set up on their touring rig. You can ask Alexa to turn lights on and off, its pretty cool!<\/p>\n![\"caravan](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/lappingoz.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/11\/500-10002.jpg?w=600&ssl=1)
46. Leave the car wash at home.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
47. Go vertical with extra shelves.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
![\"caravan](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/lappingoz.com.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/02\/Screen-Shot-2022-02-09-at-10.50.39-am.png?w=451&ssl=1)
48. Permanently attached awning clothesline.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
49. Use collapsable camping products.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
50. Insist on midge proof mesh, everywhere.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
51. Use park BBQ facilities without making a mess.<\/strong><\/h4>\n
52. Smart home automation for your caravan.<\/strong><\/h4>\n