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Don’t Let Winter Wreck Your Van: What to Do Before the First Frost
A little preparation before the first frost can save a lot of trouble when your next adventure comes around. Whether you are parking up until spring or heading out between cold spells, winterising your motorhome or campervan helps protect it from freezing water, damp and the effects of standing unused. Drain the Water System Emptying the fresh water tank is only part of the job. Water can remain in pipes, taps, the shower, filters and the water heater, where freezing can dama

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Oct 114 min read


Orange flames on your gas hob, is it safe?
Is an orange flame safe to use?? The answer is a simple NO! ⚠️ Safety Warning: - An orange flame is a warning sign for carbon monoxide production. - If you see orange flames, especially on all burners, and smell gas or experience headaches/dizziness, get fresh air immediately and call a professional to inspect your appliance for CO leaks. 🤔 Common Causes of Orange Flames: - Dirty or Blocked Burners: Food spills, grease, and dust can clog burner holes (ports), disrupting the

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Jan 202 min read


Spain mandates V-16 emergency beacons from Jan 1st 2026, what does this mean for UK vehicles?
Spain introduced a new law on January 1, 2026, making the V-16 connected emergency beacon mandatory for all spanish regsitered vehicles, replacing traditional warning triangles to boost safety by allowing drivers to signal breakdowns from inside the car. This small, orange flashing light sits on the roof, uses GPS to send your location to traffic authorities (DGT), and must be officially approved for use. While the rule applies to Spanish-registered cars, temporary visitors c

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Jan 62 min read


How to Spot and Prevent Damp in Your VW Camper
[Image generated by Google Gemini] One of the biggest headaches for VW campervan owners is finding damp inside the vehicle before embarking on a big road trip . Whether you’re powering a vintage T2 Bay Window or a contemporary, powerful T6 converted camper, moisture ingress is unfortunately no joke. Even with car manufacturing processes advancing, there’s always a chance (albeit slight) that faulty window, door and roof light seals can let water seep in. It’s admittedly more

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Oct 22, 20254 min read


Camping Hacks: Travel Tips for the Savvy Camper
Camping is one of the most rewarding ways to reconnect with nature, take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and create...

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Jan 13, 20254 min read


Winterproofing Your Campervan: Essential Maintenance for Colder Months
Winterising a campervan is essential to protect your vehicle and yourself from the hazards that winter on the roads can bring. From water in

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Nov 9, 20244 min read


Top Safety Practices to Prevent Common Campervan Accidents
Photo by Zeb Zakovics on Unsplash The appeal of freedom, exploration, and minimalist living draws many people to van life. Taking to...

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Sep 17, 20244 min read


The law on restraining your dog and the best ways to do so!
It wouldn't be the same without them (try still saying that when you've got muddy paw prints everywhere)! But while we strap on our seat...

TheCampervanBible Admin
Sep 17, 20183 min read


Pet First Aid - Would you know what to do it an emergency?
Being clued-up on first aid could help save your pet’s life in an emergency. Our vets have put together this guide for pet owners to help...

TheCampervanBible Admin
Sep 8, 20185 min read


Water, how long can I store it for drinking?
For anyone who stocks up on water before heading out or for those who just simply top up the water storage opposed to emptying and...

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Aug 30, 20181 min read
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