RV FEATURE
FIRST-AID KIT
The first and arguably most important item on this list is a first-aid kit . The chances are that you ’ ll need one at some stage . Some basics that you should always have in your kit are :
• Elasticised bandages ;
• Band Aids of various sizes ;
• Gauze ;
• Antiseptic cream ;
• Alcohol swabs ;
• Disposable gloves ;
• Safety pins ;
• Saline ;
• Tweezers ; and
• ‘ Stop Itch ’ cream .
It ’ s important to make sure you keep your first-aid kit well-stocked — you never know when you ’ ll need it and shops or medical supplies aren ’ t always easily accessible when you ’ re on the road .
TOOLKIT
Your toolkit will be a lifesaver at some stage . Just like a regular house , your home on wheels will need various bits and pieces of maintenance along your journey .
At a minimum , we recommend packing :
• A multi-bit screwdriver ;
• An adjustable wrench / shifter ;
• Pliers ;
• Tape measure ;
• Duct tape ; and
• Tyre pressure gauge
WARNING TRIANGLES
Warning triangles are made of red reflective plastic and they ’ re used in case of a breakdown or accident to make sure your RV is visible at night .
You should be able to pick up a warning triangle kit from your local Bunnings or automotive store . While it ’ s something that you hope you won ’ t have to use , warning triangles are very useful in a breakdown situation .
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