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24 RV Kitchen Gadgets Every Camper Needs

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When we moved into our first RV, I couldn’t get enough of finding and buying the best RV kitchen gadgets to keep our home organized. I loved searching for nifty gadgets that don’t take up too much space while still providing all the conveniences of a home kitchen.

Let’s dive into my favorite RV kitchen accessories from my own kitchen as well as some others I’ve found online.

The Chore Helpers

First let’s start with the gadgets that make your daily chores easier.

1. Dish drying mat

I’ve used several types of dish drainers and drying mats over the years, but I’ve come to prefer a restaurant-quality rubber bar mat

Compare to fabric mats, these:

  • Allow air to circulate under the dishes as they drip
  • Take up less space than a drying rack
  • Can be left out without making the counter look cluttered and
  • Can simply be rinsed off if it gets dirty.
Highball & Chaser Premium Bar Mat 18in x 12in 1cm Thick Durable and Stylish Service Bar Mat for Spills, Coffee, Bars, Restaurants, Counter Top Dish Drying Mat, Glass Drying Mat
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Highball & Chaser Premium Bar Mat 18in x 12in 1cm Thick Durable and Stylish Service Bar Mat for Spills, Coffee, Bars, Restaurants, Counter Top Dish Drying Mat, Glass Drying Mat
  • ✅ EXTREMELY DURABLE COFFEE MACHINE MAT: Made with heavy duty and flexible rubber that is a full 1cm thick. Ours is made with thick elliptical prongs that stabilize drinks, improve appearance and won't break.

2. Dish Drying Rack

If you prefer a rack for your dishes—which is especially ideal for families—collapsible racks are a great option. This one folds away easily:

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But this one can double as a carrying bin if you choose to clean your dishes at campground facilities instead of in your rig.

3. Unbreakable Soap Dispensers

Many soap dispensers are glass or ceramic—not ideal for an RV.

For dish soap especially, I wanted a soap dispenser I could squeeze while washing. Finally I found the perfect solution: this rubber bulb-shaped soap dispenser.

Dish soap dispensers from my RV kitchen

Later I decided to also add a second acrylic foaming pump dispenser for quick washing of a single dish when I don’t need to run a whole sink full of water.

4. Countertop RV Dishwasher

Who wants to spend their time on a camping trip washing dishes? With a small countertop dishwasher, you don’t have to! Most models require no plumbing to install….you just fill a tank on the back with water and let it drain into the sink.

Farberware Portable Countertop Dishwasher - 7-Program System for Home, RV, and Apartment - Wash Dishes, Glass, and Baby Products - Hookup Required
  • COMPACT AND PORTABLE: This mini tabletop dishwasher is great for small kitchens, apartments, RVs, and boats with available hookups. The space inside the dishwasher is big enough to fit 10-inch diameter dishes.

Only the fanciest RVs or renovated RVs come with dishwashers, so if you want to easily wash your dishes, you’ll want something like this.

4. Collapsible recycling bin

One thing I’ve struggled with in an RV is finding space for items I want to recycle.  My solution was this collapsible bin with zipper lid from Camco, which I keep just outside the door of my RV until it’s full and can be taken to a recycling center.

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Camco Pop-Up Utility Container | Features Heavy Duty Liner & Zipper Close Lid | Holds 30-Gallon Kitchen-Size Trash Bags | Stands 2-Ft Tall & Collapses for RV Storage and Organization (42986)
  • EXPLORE NATURE WITHOUT CLUTTER: Explore the outdoors without having to worry about messy items or trash! Camco's Pop-Up Container works great as an outdoor garbage can, pop up laundry basket, RV trash can, boat trash can, or yard waste container.

This bin has a variety of potential uses, from storing pool toys to using as an extra trash can while the family is eating outdoors.  Of course if you’re using it for trash or recycling, you’ll want to be mindful of leaving it out at night where critters can get it.  It comes in a few different color options (mine is actually just boring black).

For Your Morning Brew

Some of my favorite RV kitchen gadgets are the ones I use for making coffee. 

The ones I’m sharing are perfect for your RV kitchen because:

  1. They require no electricity
  2. They take up very little space
  3. They aren’t made of glass and are unlikely to break

5. Stainless Steel French Press

I started making coffee with a French Press and ditched my traditional coffee maker back when I still lived in a house.

MIRA 34 oz Stainless Steel French Press Coffee Maker with 3 Extra Filters | Double Walled Insulated Coffee & Tea Brewer Pot & Maker | Keeps Brewed Coffee or Tea Hot | 1000 ml
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MIRA 34 oz Stainless Steel French Press Coffee Maker with 3 Extra Filters | Double Walled Insulated Coffee & Tea Brewer Pot & Maker | Keeps Brewed Coffee or Tea Hot | 1000 ml
  • ● Durable Construction: Made from high-quality 18/10 stainless steel that is built to last. Unlike glass French Press coffee makers, our highly rated stainless steel French press is unbreakable, shatterproof and won’t crack. With our insulated French press, liquids stay hot and ready for your next cup of coffee or tea!

Yes, you’ll need a kettle to boil water too, but this is one of the best ways to make a full pot of coffee without electricity.

I bought my stainless steel French Press pictured below after a glass one I had broke. I like it more because it’s double-walled and keeps the coffee hot for a long time.

Must-have accessories for making coffee in my RV

6. Coffee Grinder

You’ll also see in the above photo my handheld grinder for coffee beans.

It takes less than a minute for me to grind enough coffee for an entire pot of French Press coffee.

7. Moka Pot

The gadget to the far right is a Moka pot, an Italian-style coffee-making device that can be used for making stovetop espresso. This is the best way to make espresso, cappuccinos, or lattes while you travel in your RV.

Moka pots come in various sizes, but we recommend a 6-cup pot because of the small size of these pots. A 1 or 3-cup pot may be too small to fit on your stove and fall through the grate. By the way, think of the number of “cups” as shots of espresso, not full cups of coffee!

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Primula Classic Stovetop Espresso and Coffee Maker, Moka Pot for Italian and Cuban Café Brewing, Greca Coffee Maker, Cafeteras, 6 Espresso Cups, Silver
  • CRAFT COFFEE AT HOME: Produces six demitasse/espresso servings of rich, smooth espresso coffee in minutes. Craft your own espresso, Americano, Cuban coffee, Italian-style coffee, Moka, lattes, cappuccinos and more from the convenience of your home.Filter type:Reusable

Pair it with a milk frother and some gourmet syrup (this is our favorite kind of vanilla syrup) and you can make lattes at home. 

8. Stainless Steel Coffee Mugs

Last are my stainless steel Better For Your mugs. They were an attendee gift at an RV conference Heath & Alyssa hosted recently, and I’ve been really enjoying them. I love that the company is owned by RVers, too!

Stainless Steel Coffee Mugs - Premium Wider Handle 'BLUE' & 'PINK' Laser Engraved Coffee Cups - Perfect for the Home Camping RV 13.5 oz Shatterproof Dishwasher Safe (Set of 2)
  • ENJOY YOUR COFFEE FOR A FEW EXTRA MINUTES - Thanks to the clever double walled design that allows you to savor your coffee for a little longer

9. Stovetop Kettle

Electric kettles can often boil your water faster, but in an RV where you’re always thinking about how much power you’re using, you’ll want a stovetop kettle.

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Stovetop Gooseneck Tea Kettle with Thermometer, Kook, Tea Pot, for Pour Over Coffee & Tea, Temperature Gauge, Electric, Compatible for Gas Stovetop, 3 Ply Stainless Steel Base, 27 oz
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Stovetop Gooseneck Tea Kettle with Thermometer, Kook, Tea Pot, for Pour Over Coffee & Tea, Temperature Gauge, Electric, Compatible for Gas Stovetop, 3 Ply Stainless Steel Base, 27 oz
  • Pour-Over Kettle: Ideal for loose leaf teas and coffees. With a 27-ounce capacity, this stainless steel kettle allows for more pouring and less refilling, plus it has a lovely gooseneck profile

A kettle is great for tea, French press, or pour-over coffee.

Keep reading: Space-Saving Ways to Make Coffee in an RV.

Cooking Gadgets

Now let’s get cooking!

9. Instant Pot with accessories

The Instant Pot or electric pressure cooker is the most popular cooking appliance for RVers.

I finally decided to get one when my husband became interested in doing some of the cooking. He got so good at making rice in the Instant Pot that for a while we were having rice with our lunch every day.

My Instant pot with accessories

I ended up choosing the smallest size of Instant Pot, just 3 quarts, and it’s usually fine for just two people, but there have been some recipes (usually for soups) that ended up not fitting.

So if you like to cook a large amount of food at one time, I would recommend getting at least a 6-quart Instant Pot.

I know many RVers opt for a pressure cooker with dual functionality, like the Ninja Foodi which also includes an air fryer and dehydrator.

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Ninja FD302 Foodi 11-in-1 Pro 6.5 qt. Pressure Cooker & Air Fryer that Steams, Slow Cooks, Sears, Sautés, Dehydrates & More, with 4.6 qt. Crisper Plate, Nesting Broil Rack & Recipe Book, Silver/Black
  • TENDERCRISP TECHNOLOGY: Combines the best of pressure cooking and air frying all in one nonstick pot to quickly lock in juices and swap lids for a golden, crispy finish.

The are many Instant Pot accessories you can buy depending on your cooking needs and habits, but the ones I use most often are my stackable pots. They allow me to cook more than one thing in my Instant Pot at one time.  You just have to be careful when buying Instant Pot accessories to make sure you get them in a size that are made to fit in the size and type of Instant Pot you have. I found that out the hard way!

10. Immersion Blender

If you enjoy making smoothies or milkshakes, or if you like making soups that require blending, a handheld immersion blender makes both easy to blend without requiring you to sacrifice space for a full-sized blender.

Many immersion blenders come with various attachments that can double as a milk frother or mixer too.

11. Small Blender

For smoothie lovers who use a blender or food processor every day, another RV blender option to consider would be a small smoothie blender, like this one.

Hamilton Beach Portable Blender for Shakes and Smoothies with 14 Oz BPA Free Travel Cup and Lid, Durable Stainless Steel Blades for Powerful Blending Performance, White ( 51101V)
  • BLEND AND GO: Blend fruit smoothies, shakes and your favorite icy drinks right in the 14 oz. BPA-free travel jar. The personal blender jar comes with a travel lid to double as a to-go cup. It's lightweight and fits most car cup holders

12. Toaster oven

One thing I got rid of when we sold our house and later decided I wanted to have in my RV is a toaster oven. 

It’s perfect for reheating food, roasting, and baking when you don’t want to heat your entire oven.

A toaster oven is an essential kitchen item in my RV.

I ended up getting a cheap toaster oven from Walmart because it took up the least amount of space on the kitchen countertop, but you can get some pretty fancy toaster ovens these days.

One thing you might want to get for your camper kitchen is a set of small toaster-oven sized bakeware. Not only will it come in handy if you do use a toaster oven, but you’ll also find it fits better in a small RV oven or convection microwave. You might check Dollar Tree, too, as they sometimes carry bakeware that’s smaller than the standard size.

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Chicago Metallic Non-Stick Toaster Oven Bakeware Set, 4-Piece, Carbon Steel
  • VERSATILE SET: includes a 9.5-inch by 6.25-inch baking pan, 9.25-inch by 6-inch cooling rack, 11-inch by 7-inch roast/cake pan and a 6 cup muffin pan that fit in most toasters

Space Savers

Space is scarce in an RV. These kitchen gadgets will maximize your storage!

13. Food Storage Containers

One of the best ways to save space in an RV kitchen is with items that are stackable or collapsible, such as these collapsible silicone food storage containers.

Set of 4 Collapsible Foldable Silicone Food Storage Container With BPA Free, Leftover Meal Box With Airtight Plastic Lids For Kitchen (Blue)
  • SAFE & TEMPERATURE RESISTANT: Crafted from FDA-compliant, non-toxic, and BPA-free food-grade silicone, our containers are odorless, tasteless, non-stick, and leak-proof. They're designed for your convenience, with microwave, freezer, and dishwasher compatibility. Ideal for storing leftovers and hassle-free cleaning – just pop them in the dishwasher. Perfect for reheating meals in the microwave when you're ready to enjoy.

As much as I love the idea of the silicone containers, we use so many containers that I decided to go a different route in my RV and instead use clear plastic deli containers. 

like them because you can stack a whole bunch of them and they still take up very little space, and best of all, they all take the same lid, so no searching for the right sized lid. 

I got all of mine for free by purchasing foods from bulk bins at the grocery store or taking home leftovers from restaurants, but you can also buy a set of them on Amazon.

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DuraHome Food Storage Containers with Lids 8oz, 16oz, 32oz Freezer Deli Cups Combo Pack, 44 Sets BPA-Free Leakproof Round Clear Takeout Container Meal Prep Microwavable, Airtight Lids (Mixed Sizes)
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DuraHome Food Storage Containers with Lids 8oz, 16oz, 32oz Freezer Deli Cups Combo Pack, 44 Sets BPA-Free Leakproof Round Clear Takeout Container Meal Prep Microwavable, Airtight Lids (Mixed Sizes)
  • 44 Plastic food storage containers and 44 lids in 3 convenient sizes. Clear - so you can easily see what's inside. Tight sealing lids for airtight leakproof storage.

14. Food Storage Containers

In addition to storing leftovers, I use the same containers to store dry food in my pantry cabinets.  But square food storage containers maximize space better.

OXO Good Grips POP Container, Food Storage, 4 Qt
  • 4.0 quart Container is the ideal size for a 5 Pounds bag of flour or sugar

15. Nested Pots and Pans

Pots and pans are another type of item that can take up a lot of space in an RV kitchen.  In my RV I hung a pot rack from the ceiling (which you can see in this “tour of my RV” blog post).

But if this isn’t an option in your camper or motorhome, you can purchase nested pots and pans to save space.

If you enjoy cooking with non-stick cookware, Ninja sells a set of nesting saucepans with lids that fit neatly inside:

Ninja NeverStick Premium 10 Piece Pots & Frying Pans Set, with Glass Lids, Nesting, Hard Anodized, Kitchen Cookware Sets Nonstick, Durable & Oven Safe to 500°F, Slate Grey, C59500
  • CONVENIENT STACKING: Nesting cookware helps keep your kitchen organized and accessible. With this convenient system, pots, pans, and even lids easily stack to take up 55% less cabinet space (vs. individually storing).

I’m partial to stainless steel cookware, so I think this set is really cool.  It comes with a universal lid and removable handle that both fit all of the pots.

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Stansport Heavy Duty - Stainless Steel Clad Cook Set (369), 7 Piece
  • Made of polished, chef quality 18/10 stainless steel

16. Collapsible Over-the-Sink Strainer

Another cool space-saving item is this collapsible colander. The handles expand to fit your sink while you chop veggies or drain pasta, but it can easily be stashed out of the way when not in use.

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XL Large Kitchen Strainer by Comfify - Collapsible Silicone Over-The-Sink Colander with Extendable Handles - Use with Pasta, Fruit, Berries & Veggie - 6 Quart - Blue
  • Adjustable Over the Sink Strainer: Designed with superior drainage in mind, this convenient collapsible colander is perfect for rinsing fruit and vegetables, draining pasta and noodles, or even canned foods.

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17. Liquor Sleeves

To protect my glassware during travel, I use mesh liquor bottle sleeves on glass bottles and drinkware.

Mesh liquor sleeves for protecting glass bottles in RV kitchen

I also line my shelves with rubber shelf liner, and I use small tension rods to keep items on wire shelves.  (The liquor bottle sleeves work well for protecting glass bottles in the cabinet, too, as well as actual liquor bottles!)

How to keep glass dishes from breaking in an RV kitchen cabinet

18. Stainless Steel Coffee Mug/Wine Glass

I love this stainless steel stemless wine glass tumbler.  It’s the right shape to use for wine, but since it’s double-walled and comes with a travel lid it’s great for hot tea and coffee as well as cold beverages:

Vinglacé Stainless Steel Stemless Wine Glass- Insulated Wine Tumbler with Glass Insert and Sip Lid, 10 oz, Coral
  • UNIQUE DESIGN: Designed for wine connoisseurs who want their wine to stay cold and not acquire a metallic taste or smell. The exterior is made of kitchen-grade stainless steel, with a glass insert for the interior. The stemless wine glass is also double-walled and vacuum-insulated to keep your beverage chilled.

19. Quilted Dish Cases

As for protecting glass plates and bowls, one option is to place quilted cases like the ones below in your RV kitchen cabinets or drawers. You can also cut pieces of rubber shelf liner to place between each dish.

6 Piece Tabletop Quilted Vinyl Dinnerware Storage Set
  • ,Size: assorted sizes,Quilted dinnerware chests protect a complete service for 12.,Self-correcting zippers, foam quilting between soft lining and vinyl cover,and foam plate dividers.,Set has 5 sizes: Dinner Plate, Salad Pl

20. Corelle Dinnerware

A popular choice with RVers looking for camper-friendly dishes is Corelle dinnerware, which feels like glass but is less prone to breaking. They are also incredibly lightweight compared to traditional dishware.

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Corelle Vitrelle 18-Piece Service for 6 Dinnerware Set, Triple Layer Glass and Chip Resistant, Lightweight Round Plates and Bowls Set, Winter Frost White
  • 18-PIECE SET: Includes (6) 10-1/4-inch dinner plates, (6) 6-3/4-inch appetizer plates and (6) 18-oz soup/cereal bowls. This set has everything you need for a full table service of 6, and it comes with the classic Corelle style.

21. Paper Plate Dispenser

If you’ve been reading this and wondering who in their right mind would ever want to do dishes in a camper instead of just using paper plates, you might appreciate having a paper plate dispenser on the bottom of one of your kitchen cabinets. 

Camco 9-inch Pop-A-Plate Plastic Plate Dispenser | Ideal for Compact Spaces, RVs and Trailers | Mounts Under Cabinets or Shelves | White (57001)
  • A Great Plate Holder and Dispenser: Holds and dispenses 9-inch paper plates or 8 ¾ - 9-inch plastic plates

Read next: 10 Genius Ideas for Securing Your Stuff While Your RV is in Motion

Gadgets to help you organize

22. Adhesive caddies

I love adhesive caddies for creating a place to store small items on the back of a cabinet door.  The sponge caddy pictured below is made by Command and features a drip tray you can remove and clean.

I was worried that this acrylic adhesive organizer might not stay put, but as soon as I stuck it to the door I realized it wasn’t going anywhere!  You can get acrylic caddies and like this one in several different sizes.

mDesign Plastic Adhesive Mount Storage Organizer Container for Kitchen or Pantry Wall Organization - Space Saving Holder for Sandwich Bags, Foil - 6" Wide - Poppon Collection - 2 Pack - Clear
  • SIMPLE STORAGE: The sleek modern look of this hanging shelf tray will add style to your storage and complement your decor; The clean lines and angled design of this wide basket make it a style statement in any home; Beautiful and functional, this organizational tray provides a convenient drop zone for reusable bags, cups, napkins, cleaning products, seasonings, and more; Use in mudrooms, entryways, home offices, bathrooms, craft rooms, garages, and throughout your home; Set of 2

23. Baskets

A basket hung over a cabinet door is an easy way to make use of space.  We usually put fruit in this one, which I spray painted gold.

I do have a tip for using this type of basket, though.

These baskets can slide around while an RV is in motion, and even though the hooks are lined with foam, the edge can scratch the wood. To resolve both problems, I lined the inside of the hooks with acrylic mounting tape, which holds the basket firmly in place and provides extra padding.

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XFasten Double Sided Acrylic Mounting Tape Removable, Clear, 1-Inch x 450-Inch, Weatherproof Adhesive for Brick, Walls- Indoor and Outdoor Applications
  • XFasten Extreme Heavy Duty Mounting Tape is waterproof and can hold up to 5 lbs of mass per square inch of tape.

Below is another type of wall basket I really like on the wall next to my stove where the spices and oils I most frequently use while cooking are easy to grab. I screwed this one into the wall since I knew there was just empty space behind this wall next to my fridge. It is so sturdy I can set heavy items in glass containers in it and it won’t budge.

23. Magnetic Hooks

I love hanging as many items in my RV as possible. Not only does that make them easier to grab and put away where they’ll be safe during travel, it also makes use of space walls and other vertical surfaces that might otherwise go to waste.

One of the best places to find space for hanging things is on the refrigerator, as I’ve done in my RV:

Magnetic hooks and organizers for RV kitchen refrigerator

If you’re lucky enough to have a magnetic refrigerator, you can use magnetic hooks, magnetic spice tins, magnetic caddies, etc. as storage.

If you’re refrigerator isn’t magnetic, you can either replace the panels with magnetic stainless steel, or you can use adhesive hooks and adhesive caddies instead.

You could also use acrylic mounting tape to stick a cookie sheet to the front of your refrigerator as a cheap, easy, and removable way to create a magnetic surface!

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Neosmuk Black Magnetic Hooks, Heavy Duty Earth Magnets with Hook for Refrigerator, Extra Strong Cruise Hook for Hanging, Magnetic Hanger for Curtain, Grill (Black, Pack of 10)
  • ✔ SUPER POWERFUL - Amazing strong, sturdy, and heavy-duty metal magnetic hook with a CNC machined steel base, embedded with a high grade latest generation of ‘magnetic king’ i.e. super Nd-Fe-B, this magnetic hook offers strong pulling force under steel. The magnetic hook is perfect for hanging items on the fridge in the kitchen.

24. Utensil Bar

One cool accessory for adding hanging storage to an RV kitchen is a utensil bar for spatulas or even small pans.

Audmore Kitchen Utensil Rack 2 Pack, 15.6 Inch Pots and Pans Hanging Rack Wall Mounted, 304 Stainless Steel Lid Cooking Utensil Hanger, 7 Sliding Hooks for Spatula Spoon, Measuring Cups, Coffee Mug
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Audmore Kitchen Utensil Rack 2 Pack, 15.6 Inch Pots and Pans Hanging Rack Wall Mounted, 304 Stainless Steel Lid Cooking Utensil Hanger, 7 Sliding Hooks for Spatula Spoon, Measuring Cups, Coffee Mug
  • ✔ Space Saving. Wall mounted the racks within reach in your kitchen stove, so you can clear access to the cooking utensils you common need at your fingertips while you cook without getting them off the counter or drawers. Frees up your counter space for prepping meals rather than for storage.

If you prefer not to drill holes in your RV walls, you can try an adhesive utensil bar too.

Bathroom Towel Bar Towel Holder,ULIFESTAR Strong 3M Self Adhesive Hand Towel Holder,Wall Mounted Stainless Steel Towel Rack for Bathroom,Kitchen Dish Cloths Hanger,Brushed Nickel (12'')
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Bathroom Towel Bar Towel Holder,ULIFESTAR Strong 3M Self Adhesive Hand Towel Holder,Wall Mounted Stainless Steel Towel Rack for Bathroom,Kitchen Dish Cloths Hanger,Brushed Nickel (12'')
  • Strong & powerful 3M self adhesive towel bar,no punch no damage to the surface of wall.Modern single towel rack,suitable for all type of bathroom decor

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10 Comments

  1. Lots of goodies in this edition, thank you for sharing. We are getting ready to start our fifth wheel half of the year and tomorrow I’ll be getting the kitchen in order. One piece of equipment I love is my Ninja cooker. I can do about anything with it, plus it will keep food warm for up to 12 hours without drying it out. I love all the storage ideas!

  2. Thank you for sharing all these wonderful kitchen storage ideas! I have saved them and are looking forward to using many of them whenever we are able to hit the road!

  3. Is your Ninja cooker the Ninja Foodie? I would be interested in hearing how you like it. I am wondering if it could replace my crockpot, pressure cooker, and my toaster oven. I have never air baked before but it looks comparable to regular baking. Could it also replace using the oven for baking or is it too small for that? So, Ashley, if you are following this post I would like you to weigh in on what you think of the Ninja Foodie too.

    Thanks,
    Cate

    1. Hi Cate, I hadn’t heard of the Ninja Foodie before, but after looking at it briefly it seems to combine the functions of an Instant Pot and Air Fryer. I think my best advice would be to think about how you like to cook and which functions you would actually use. I don’t do much frying, and for roasting I’m okay with just using my oven or toaster oven, but for someone who’s considering both an Air Fryer and an Instant Pot it looks like the Ninja Foodie might be a good way to get both with just one appliance.

  4. I need to get one of those collapsible recycle bins. I don’t have any place to put recyclables in my new RV.

    1. We like making Jiffy Pop popcorn over our gas burners! 🙂 Or if you build campfires you could make it outside, too!

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