While regular cars use ethylene glycol-based coolant, RVs typically require ethanol or propylene glycol varieties for winterization.

Fuel does not stay fresh forever. Gasoline begins to oxidize in a few months, forming sticky varnish and gum that can clog carburetors, injectors, and fuel filters. Diesel faces its own problems: as ...

Learn how to winterize your camper or RV with simple steps that protect pipes, tanks, and seals from freeze damage so your rig stays ready for spring.

If you let your car idle too long in the winter, then you might be wasting fuel. If your car sits for over 20 seconds, the gas is watered. Plus, idling on a cold start can increase wear and tear on ...

Space heaters are a big drain on the amps an electrical circuit uses. That's usually fine for newer 15-amp home outlets since modern space heaters are designed to work with those receptacles. The ...

The classic Volkswagen Beetle used a surprising method to heat its cabin, but it led to drivers using it incorrectly and thinking it didn't work.

World-leading American RV manufacturing group Thor Industries and its EV chassis partner Harbinger presented one of the most impressive motorhomes of 2024, an electrified Class A camper bus offering ...

Gone are the days of waiting endlessly for a water tank to heat up before your shower or kitchen chores. Tankless water heaters, also known as instant geysers, are designed to provide hot water the ...