Very nice set up, and that meal looked very delicious and healthy. One way to eliminate all cooking smells and disinfect surfaces is to use citrus peels plus rubbing alcohol or white vinegar. If you eat a lot of citrus fruits like oranges, tangerines, lemons, etc.; dont throw the peel away; collect the peel in a big glass jar add rubbing alcohol or white vinegar; my preference is rubbing alcohol. Let it sit for a while then pour into spray bottles. It eliminates flies and mosquitoes and makes the space smell clean and fresh; and it disinfects everything you spray it on.
i normally don’t because i don’t want any down the line problems with the battery from that, as well as having to worry about C0 poisoning. not likely but i just get a sleeping bag with a lot of fleece blankets for when it’s cold and i got two small fans i can mount anywhere and charge them for when it’s hot
just found this out btw some people use cat litter in a sock or cloth and it also works as a dehumidifier. never tried it but sure it works lol thought i would share
i was looking into a van or 4runner but i didn’t like the mpg and high maintenance. would definitely upgrade to a van later on but i just settled with a cheaper and more efficient route since i travel around alot. just sacrificed a lot of room😂
Looks good. Get a first aid kit plz. My son is a truck driver and imade one for him. Got everything he would need in case he was sick or hurt or if he ran into someone hurt. Itsa mama thing.
To think,,, everyone laughed at this woman's quarky, retro American vibe a decade ago.... And she ended being "WAY" ahead of her time.... What a woman.... May she rest in peace.. 😢🙏✌️🫡
i been cooking for a month straight and i never had any problems with that i normally keep one door open while cooking for better airflow so maybe that helps. but thanks!
@@thebigmann81 i bought rain guards for each window so if push comes to shove you can always crack each window as low as it can go and cook like that but i never done it. if u do i would just throw the fan on to help circulation
visrack cargo box, it’s a pretty cheap brand in terms of price but the quality it really good. locks and unlocks from both sides, durable, and never had any issue with it
it’s a cheap pool light i got off temu i believe for like 4$. just look up led pool light they got em on amazon and all kinda places. i had one from Walmart i found on clearance that was the same but had a suction cup but ended up loosing it somehow
Most people do it because rent has gotten crazy even with being employed. In my area $5000 a month for a 3 bed room . A studio $1800-2500. Middle class is becoming less and less. It's basically becoming 2 classes the poor lower class and the wealthy upper class.
never had an issue like that, just a lot of tweakers messing around outside. if your worried about a converter getting stolen the best place to catch them would be in the car😂kinda hard to sleep through a bandsaw under where your sleeping lol
it’s a silica tab u put in and it attracts water and collects it at the bottom. it’s not worth it, it makes the car smell good but doesn’t do much to stop humidity. i got it from target for $10. i threw it away and im about to try cat litter in a sock under the seats i heard that works good.
@@bayoubackpacker the inflatable mattress pad I have isn’t thick enough; I just bought a Bestway twin air mattress from Walmart; may do the trick! Still, the Prius is awkward getting in and out of the back. I’m 6’1”
@@user-oh4gl4fy7u sorry i never even seen this. i used to use a sleeping bag on top of a 4in memory foam pad i got from fred myer in their camping section. i ended up scraping the sleeping bag and got 2 4in memory foam pads from fred myer. it compromises head room but it is way more comfortable. my buddy is around 6’2 and also has the same setup i have pretty much so it’s definitely a tight fit lol
