The following tips will help you conserve energy, as you will prolong it for quite some time, especially if you use them all at the same time. Replace your lights. You can start going green by using the most popular type of renewable energy. Install solar panels in your RV to conserve energy.
Solar energy is practically free and, obviously, it abounds everywhere you go, even when it's cloudy. Keeps appliances, lights, chargers, and heaters turned on. If your campgrounds don't have electrical connections, you can still enjoy watching TV, drinking a cold drink from your fridge, or making sure you have light to read at night. There is no doubt that the shower consumes more water, so we can skip one or two showers while camping dry: water and space in the tank are scarce.
But that doesn't mean we can't stay clean and fresh. To “shower” without using water, we use a shower bag. These cloths are amazing and work great. In fact, you can see the dirt that comes off your body, which after a day of hiking can be a lot.
The shower bag is a 2 x 1 foot pre-moistened full-body washcloth, making it much larger than a regular baby wipe. In addition, they have scents such as bamboo and cucumber, so they are clean and smell fresh. By keeping up with the maintenance of your motorhome, you can reduce emissions and conserve energy. Not only will this help with pollution, but it will also keep your RV in tip-top condition.
With these tips, you can enjoy nature longer while camping dry by conserving energy, saving water, and reducing litter. We recently interviewed Mike and Jennifer Wendland, motorhome enthusiasts and creators of the popular RV Lifestyle blog, to learn their tips for conserving (and generating) electrical energy in times of abundance.
