Explosions. Disaster. Nuclear Holocaust. These things and more can affect the happiness of your RV lifestyle. Here I’ll show you how to install a surge protector in order to prevent power from using you.

The ever famous junk drawer, staple of the American diet, poses a threat to RVers anywhere. Let’s put this pasteurize this pony once and for all.

The most difficult part of owning a door is when it’s broken. Here we use advanced techniques, three point turning and a vengeance to make certain that when it comes to repair, we do it in an RV.

Critics are hailing this episode as the least awesome yet, but comparatively, you won’t be let down. I get up on the roof and batten down the hatches as serious upgrades to the AC unit are performed.

When it comes down to business, nothing can be more frustrating than not having a stair when you need to achieve a change in lateral positioning. Fear not! We’ll cover it as I am once again joined by my glamorous co-star, Mr. Tristan David.

Tristan David, my most esteemed assistant, joins me on this informative adventure in changing a flat tire on a bike.

Season 2 Premiere episode is easily the best, as always, if not the most informative of all episodes. Be dazzled as you and yours learn the intricacies of the magic of radio!

Season 1 Episodes

1. Chalkboard
2. Knife Holder
3. Fire Extinguisher
4. Bathroom Door
5. Carbon Monoxide Alarm
6. Mirror
7. Roof Vent

The network has picked us up for another four shows and so, to many of our viewers’ delight we hope, a brand new season of RV Home Improvement begins next Wednesday and every hump day after that for the next four weeks. These videos have garnered acclaim from many of our fans. Let’s hear what they’re saying:

Some people think it’s corny to use duct tape for all jobs

You’re an inspiration to cardboard mechanics everywhere.

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I head on up to the roof for this installment and show you how little more than duct tape and an evening sunset can keep your RV well ventilated and free from being broken.

Some of the best fixes involve little more than a piece of cardboard and enough laziness to fill an afternoon. Enjoy, as I implement just such a plan on the driver’s side mirror, which has been giving me problems as of late.