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We’re excited to announce two big RVgeeks milestones: 10,000,000 YouTube video views and 50,000 subscribers! We want to sincerely thank all of our viewers for your continued support.
After friends purchased their first RV four years ago, we started making How-to RV videos as a way to show them how to use the systems on their rig. Little did we know that sharing those tips publicly would turn into the most popular RVing channel on YouTube, featuring DIY, maintenance, upgrade, travel and product tips.
The feedback we’ve received has been incredibly positive and rewarding. We love hearing that we’ve helped fellow RVers successfully tackle projects that they might otherwise have (unnecessarily) paid a professional to do.
This short video is just our way of saying thanks, and maybe adding a smile to your day. :)
As we go forward, we have lots more videos planned, including some unexpected surprises. Please keep your questions and comments coming. We’ll always do our best to answer your questions, or at least refer you to someone who can. We learn new things all the time, so your input is really valuable. Comment on a video and add your expertise to the discussion!
Our message is simple: “We’re not professional technicians, and you don’t have to be either.” Most people can perform a wide range of DIY tasks on their RVs once they know how. As far as we’re concerned, there’s no better feeling than completing a repair, upgrade or service that we originally thought would be too challenging. The result is usually a trifecta of great results: big savings, a superior outcome, and the satisfaction of doing it ourselves.
Thanks again for subscribing to our website and YouYube channel and for supporting us as we continue creating content for all of us to use (we sometimes watch our own videos to remember the details of annual maintenance tasks, LOL). There must be something to these videos after all! ;-)
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Sometimes we receive products for evaluation at no cost and may use affiliate links to the products and services from which we earn commissions. For example, as an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. That said, it's important to us to let you know that our opinions are our own. We only recommend products we believe deliver real value and that we can confidently recommend without reservation. You also won’t pay an extra penny by using our links. Thanks so much for supporting RVgeeks as we work to create helpful RVing-related content that we hope enhances your RVing life!
Even though we're handy RVers, we're not professional technicians. So although we're happy with the techniques and products we use, you should be sure to confirm that all methods and materials are compatible with your equipment and abilities. Regardless of what we recommend, consult a professional if you're unsure about working on your RV. Any task you perform or product you purchase based on any information we provide is strictly at your own risk.
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