• DO keep it clean and tidy – Regularly wipe down surfaces, sweep floors, and clean up spills immediately. DO secure items when moving – Use storage bins or latches to prevent items from shifting while driving. DO use RV-safe toilet paper – It dissolves easily and prevents clogs in the black tank. DO ventilate when cooking or showering – Use the exhaust fan or open windows to avoid moisture buildup. DO monitor battery and water levels – Keep an eye on fresh water, grey/black tanks, and battery usage. DO turn off gas when not in use – Ensure propane is off when driving or when appliances aren’t needed. DO report any damages or issues right away – Prompt communication helps maintain safety and prevent further damage. DO treat it like a small home – Be mindful of electricity, water, and space usage. DO enjoy responsibly – Have fun, but avoid excessive noise or reckless behavior. ❌ DON’TS DON’T smoke inside – It can leave strong odors and is a fire hazard. DON’T flush anything other than RV toilet paper – No wipes, hygiene products, or food—these can clog the system. DON’T overload the electrical system – Avoid running multiple high-power devices at once. DON’T leave windows/skylights open in bad weather – Rain or snow can quickly damage the interior. DON’T walk inside with muddy shoes – Use a doormat or remove shoes to keep floors clean. DON’T use regular household cleaners on RV surfaces – Some can damage finishes; use RV-friendly products. DON’T let tanks overflow – Regularly empty the grey and black tanks as needed. DON’T block emergency exits – Keep all escape windows and doors accessible. DON’T leave food out – This attracts pests and creates messes. DON’T leave appliances unattended – Especially propane stoves, space heaters, or coffee makers.