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Old 10-30-2015, 01:15 PM   #15
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I bought the MH rather than rent so that it is ready when I am. Some clothes and all food usually come out. Everything else stays and things like soaps and TP get replaced before the next trip. I guess I have a name for myself now after reading this thread. I am a ready 30 kind of guy but I am never ready in 30!
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Like others, all food and liquids come out. Any food that may expire goes to our house. Anything else goes in a box and ready to put back in when the cold weather passes in about April.
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We leave everything except perishables, our 4-legged babies, and most clothes in the coach.
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Old 11-01-2015, 02:14 PM   #18
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"HavingABlast"......We live in a similar climate as you, about 3 hours north. We've been parking our RV at home for 40 years. Our last two coaches have had residential refers that stay on 24/7/365. We don't have motor home clothes, other than some jackets, swimsuits and robes. When we get home, we pull out our everyday clothes, refer items like eggs, bread, sour cream and other food perishables. Often crackers, chips, nuts, booze, box goods and can items stay in the coach.

We leave all common medications like aspirin, NightQuill, Claritin, etc in the coach. Since we are either home or with the RV, we often leave some medications and products we rarely use in the motor home, since it's always with us.
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