No 10 is a great idea. Wasn’t going to have a waste tank on my campervan conversion to save space, but don’t want to empty straight onto the ground. Thought about a bowl, but now I have the perfect solution. Many thanks.
Hi Libellula, sorry for late reply, must have missed this one. You may be newbies, but it will not take you long to get into the swing of things. We sure had a good laugh and carry on making that one.
Love the fun in this video, I laughed out loud at Mike trying to put the phone into the case, well done Tricia for not letting on. You both work so well together.
Number 3 - Tarpaulin, poles and guys ropes. Keeps the rain off the open back doors. Number 4 - Another tarpaulin, poles and guy ropes and ground cover for underneath. Keeps the rain and sun off the side door. If you haven’t got a rail get one fitted. Means you can rest in the fresh air outside the van. Lie on the mat , if you don’t have chairs. Number 5 - A decent drive away awning. Not essential, but great for staying somewhere a couple of days. So you only take it in that circumstance. Number 6 - Fold away stools, and foldaway table. (Store almost anywhere in the van - even in the footwell - and gives you outside comfort in seconds). Takes up much less space than foldaway chairs. Can also be carried with a rucksack on a long walk - see how jealous everybody else is when you are sitting off the wet ground (or wet rocks) enjoying your lunch. Number 7 - Foldaway chairs. If you have the space. But useless for walks - get a small folding stool instead. Or maybe an inflatable “chair” or whatever else inflatable you want to use. Number 8 - A portable compressor fridge (if you don’t have one installed in the van). A potential luxury item, but you can get these for a reasonable price nowadays. Dometic ones are probably the best - assuming a win on the lottery. Number 9 - “portable” urinal and wipes - in certain circumstances can be a god-send. And easily packed away in a rucksack. (mostly a tip for the ladies - men are just disgusting and you don’t need to be concerned about them). Porti-potty if you have space, in a toilet tent or awning. Again, in a small camper van these can be essential for those of a “certain age”. Unless you enjoy “hiking” in the dark - and flashing badgers. Or worse still, having a conversation with an insomniac in the camp toilet blocks at 3 am. Number 10 - personal wash items including toothbrush and paste. Absolutely essential to remain in a partnership - and should I really have to mention these? Learn how to take a “towel bath” (tip for the new, spoiled generation - not anybody over 60). Kettles are not really essential (As long as you can boil water in a small pan - you do wash up last night’s stuff don’t you?). But if you have the space in the van, electric hookups etc. then why not? But you can always buy a cup of coffee somewhere - even at the top of Mount Snowdon (and Mont Blanc on the Italian side - again assuming you had a recent win on the “gee gees”. And you can always try sheep droppings - there, I went a whole paragraph without mentioning Costa Coffee or Starbucks.
Greetings from Poland. Very interesting to see your essentials. My essential? - you guys. You bring so much enjoyment and laughter into my life. Thanks so much.
Great video. Loved that you kept the tease in. I'll look out for the payback video as I'm sure it's coming! I found every tip super informative. Thank you both.
Greetings from CANADA. I don’t know how I landed on your channel, but I’m glad I did. Love your sense of humor and all the great tips. I also have to mention how beautiful / handsome your dog is…..ADD ONE MORE TO YOUR LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
Hey you guys are just fantastic, my husband and I have watched nearly all your vlogs over the last week. We’ve put a deposit on a van and our adventure starts in August so your information has helped us a lot. We’ve also been to quite a few places you’ve been like Wales, St Cyrus (one of our favourite beaches ) and the west coast of Scotland. I would love to know more about your cooking skills in the van the chilli prawns look amazing…… I’m not a great cook and a bit worried about my lack of skills for campervaning. Cheers anyhoo and keep the vlogs coming. Kind regards Nic & Tony - Drumoak Aberdeenshire
Hi you guys, thanks for watching us and you must be so excited about getting your van. We have had to take sometime off and a lot happening at home but still hope to get a few videos out this year. Cheers for now 👍
I’m a newbie to the channel but truly love your adventures & advice. I’m currently “working on hubby” for a Proace ♥️. As a tiny caravan owner (T@b 300) I would recommend a Remoska oven ( from Lakeland or pre owned?) expensive initially but soooooo worth it. We use it at home too to save heating up our oven. Thanks guys & keep up the good work x
Thanks, sorry for delay in replying. Good luck working on you hubby for a Proace. We are still waiting for our new van which is why there's not been anything posted from us lately.
What a power couple! Thank you for creating this video, it was very helpful and informative. I've just got my first camper van and im so excited to start my first road trip. Wish you both all the best :)
Another cracking video. For me it has to be my ipad as that is what I do all my editing on and filming stuff gets us out and about. Top van item would be our non slip trays as we don’t take our table away with us. Loved the magnets on the jars 👍
Enjoyed your ideas and the presentation - you had fun with it but didn’t talk on endlessly!! Off across Canada to the west from Ontario this season. Hard to imagine from the depths of a snowbelt coooooold spell.
Oh yes & can I add another App? It’s the OS ( Ordnance Survey) great for walks ( tho good to have map as back up in remote areas) as it tells you exactly where you are so no getting lost ! Also suggests walks to try
Love your tips. My insect covers are stuck outside the windows with magnets. We Iike collapsing in our collapsible chairs, drinking coffee from collapsible mugs. Water boiled in collapsible kettle. My induction single cooker will be under my top 10. If you have electricity!
Greeting from the US ! Im a defence contractor for the dept of defence and a thought you would like to know. The tracks on the floor of your van are the same ones used in UH 60 helicopter. From experience they are VERY Rugged! However be sure the stay clean or the will bind up. A good hovering should fix most issues;) thank for your channel i do miss your wonderful country
Hi Jeff, wow I would never have thought the tracks are also in s helicopter, that's amazing to think they are in our Wee Broon Van, thanks for the info and tips👍
Wow I sure wish we had those comforts. Great ideas and the space savings. Wow. We did have the collapsible chairs. But your other ideas are fantastic. Great ideas. I'm sure others will find them great to use too.
That was very useful really enjoyed watching , one thought was why not put the mobile phone in the case first then stick to the roof , I have to admit I was thinking of Tommy Cooper I was just waiting for you to say Not like that just like that . Take care stay safe Shaun in Canada formally from Ballymoney Co/Antrim
Ha ha yes it was a bit of a Tommy Cooper moment. That would mean having velcro on your phone cover and putting it on/off roof each evening and would wear away at the carpeting. Easier to keep the mobile cover permanently on the roof, but remember to take your phone out of the day cover first😂
Maybe , By now, you May have ditched those multiple power packs and succumbed to the jackory/ all powers type solution . Hope so . They are game changers for off grid . We have one and we are never without power ; especially with the solar panels :) lovely vid thanks 🙏🏻
Love your videos - and loved the idea of the magnetic hooks. Bought them for our Toyota Alphard - only to discover our interior is non-magnetic! Back to the drawing board. Keep up the good work.
Ha ha, good one. We nearly bought an Alphard from Eco Campers, they are really luxurious for a small van, thats probably why not magnetic inside, there will be added insulation.
Great info as always guys, I like my Kampa collapsible electric kettle and I also have a collapsible kettle for the gas when off site. 👌Mouse VW Ocean Scotland
Hello to you both! I've just subscribed and I'm really enjoying all the great videos. Wonderful tips as well. Thanks so much! Sending good vibes from Texas, US
Blast from the past. This just popped up in my UA-cam and watched it again. I bought/had almost all the things on your list. I'd also bought the metal strip, velcro and magnets but then lockdown hit us and I forgot all about your tips. I was thinking that I had to drill the metal strip up in the van. Wow! Was I lucky I re watched this. Off on a 3 ½ week trip to Mull followed by a day trip to St. Kilda. Out comes the velcro 😅. How's your search going for Maggie 2 ?
Hi Jane, ah yes that's an oldie but goodie. Mull and St Kilda will be awesome. We think we've found our next van and will talk about it in our next Vlog but that's likely to be a few weeks yet.
Great fun and excellent advice. I am just investigating with intent to start but wonder whether I should get one of those special satnav systems for campervans etc as I am scared of ending up on small roads. Advice welcome.
I suppose that depends on the size of van you end up with. We just used a regular sat nav because our van was small and never had any major problems, just once or twice we took roads that were very tight, and next time we would use the street view in Google maps to check before we go👍💕🐾
Thanks, we had a laugh making that. Link below on Amazon but I see that its not in stock. The strip is not magnetic, the magnets are inside the jar lid. www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01EGQ1VRE/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_apa_gl_i_Y307TJ24XVK33E76BJ7J?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&linkCode=ml1&tag=weebroonvan-21
Thanks for such an amusing video but it also was very helpful with practical ideas for my wife and I with our first motorhome here in New Zealand. You both have a great natural style
@@suelazarus5502 Hi Sue I have looked but couldn’t find a Kiwi supplier. A missed opportunity for Kiwi firms. I think you could buy it on Amazon but the postage would probably be high
@@patrickclifford2223 Thank you for going to the trouble of finding out this info for me. Much appreciated and you are right when you say a missed opportunity for rv stores and the like. I have looked for micro towels but can only find ones as big as a hanky and not the big towel sizes I saw in the video. Could you please do your search magic again for me? Thanks in advance. Sue Lazarus
@@suelazarus5502 Hi Sue We bought 2 large and 2 small microfibre towels from the Warehouse. They were located in an odd area. Car maintenance I think.The towels work really well and dry quickly. Anyway you could get info from the help desk or buy online
Love the gray water can. Off to buy one tomorrow.
No 10 is a great idea. Wasn’t going to have a waste tank on my campervan conversion to save space, but don’t want to empty straight onto the ground. Thought about a bowl, but now I have the perfect solution. Many thanks.
Hi Kev, yes its great we use it a lot now👍
Your sense of humor too, goes with the sense of adventure! Lovely video for us camper van newbies. Thank you.
Hi Libellula, sorry for late reply, must have missed this one. You may be newbies, but it will not take you long to get into the swing of things. We sure had a good laugh and carry on making that one.
Those wee velcro pockets are a genius idea!
Tricia's idea, she's very good with things like that
Haha didn’t expect the bloopers gonna be so fun! 😂👏🏾
Love the fun in this video, I laughed out loud at Mike trying to put the phone into the case, well done Tricia for not letting on. You both work so well together.
Ha ha, thanks, we had a good laugh making that one 🤣
Love your accent and your sense of humor!
Thanks, we had a blast making that one
No collapsible kettle!?! You're missing a wee trick. This is my new favourite channel. Cheers fae da Fort!
Hi Carol fae da Fort, naw we've no got ane 'o these, good idea though. Thanks, don't think we've been anyone's favourite before 👍💕🐾
Number 3 - Tarpaulin, poles and guys ropes. Keeps the rain off the open back doors.
Number 4 - Another tarpaulin, poles and guy ropes and ground cover for underneath. Keeps the rain and sun off the side door. If you haven’t got a rail get one fitted. Means you can rest in the fresh air outside the van. Lie on the mat , if you don’t have chairs.
Number 5 - A decent drive away awning. Not essential, but great for staying somewhere a couple of days. So you only take it in that circumstance.
Number 6 - Fold away stools, and foldaway table. (Store almost anywhere in the van - even in the footwell - and gives you outside comfort in seconds). Takes up much less space than foldaway chairs. Can also be carried with a rucksack on a long walk - see how jealous everybody else is when you are sitting off the wet ground (or wet rocks) enjoying your lunch.
Number 7 - Foldaway chairs. If you have the space. But useless for walks - get a small folding stool instead. Or maybe an inflatable “chair” or whatever else inflatable you want to use.
Number 8 - A portable compressor fridge (if you don’t have one installed in the van). A potential luxury item, but you can get these for a reasonable price nowadays. Dometic ones are probably the best - assuming a win on the lottery.
Number 9 - “portable” urinal and wipes - in certain circumstances can be a god-send. And easily packed away in a rucksack. (mostly a tip for the ladies - men are just disgusting and you don’t need to be concerned about them). Porti-potty if you have space, in a toilet tent or awning. Again, in a small camper van these can be essential for those of a “certain age”. Unless you enjoy “hiking” in the dark - and flashing badgers. Or worse still, having a conversation with an insomniac in the camp toilet blocks at 3 am.
Number 10 - personal wash items including toothbrush and paste. Absolutely essential to remain in a partnership - and should I really have to mention these? Learn how to take a “towel bath” (tip for the new, spoiled generation - not anybody over 60).
Kettles are not really essential (As long as you can boil water in a small pan - you do wash up last night’s stuff don’t you?). But if you have the space in the van, electric hookups etc. then why not? But you can always buy a cup of coffee somewhere - even at the top of Mount Snowdon (and Mont Blanc on the Italian side - again assuming you had a recent win on the “gee gees”. And you can always try sheep droppings - there, I went a whole paragraph without mentioning Costa Coffee or Starbucks.
Again, some brilliant suggestions and gave us both a chuckle.👍
Point no. 1 - soooooo TRUE! 👍
Greetings from Poland.
Very interesting to see your essentials. My essential? - you guys. You bring so much enjoyment and laughter into my life. Thanks so much.
You are too kind Michael. We had s good laugh making that video 🤣
Fantastic video, probably the best one yet. Great sense of humour too.
Thanks Dougie, we had a real laugh with that phone, Trish didn't tell me, I'll get her back for that.
Great video. Loved that you kept the tease in. I'll look out for the payback video as I'm sure it's coming! I found every tip super informative. Thank you both.
Great tips. Velcro on the phone is brilliant 😂🎉
Thanks, we had a good laugh making that one 🤣
Greetings from CANADA. I don’t know how I landed on your channel, but I’m glad I did. Love your sense of humor and all the great tips. I also have to mention how beautiful / handsome your dog is…..ADD ONE MORE TO YOUR LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
Thanks Shirley that's really nice of you to say so, thanks for the sub and we should be back on UA-cam in June 👍
Hey you guys are just fantastic, my husband and I have watched nearly all your vlogs over the last week. We’ve put a deposit on a van and our adventure starts in August so your information has helped us a lot. We’ve also been to quite a few places you’ve been like Wales, St Cyrus (one of our favourite beaches ) and the west coast of Scotland.
I would love to know more about your cooking skills in the van the chilli prawns look amazing…… I’m not a great cook and a bit worried about my lack of skills for campervaning. Cheers anyhoo and keep the vlogs coming.
Kind regards
Nic & Tony - Drumoak Aberdeenshire
Hi you guys, thanks for watching us and you must be so excited about getting your van. We have had to take sometime off and a lot happening at home but still hope to get a few videos out this year. Cheers for now 👍
I’m a newbie to the channel but truly love your adventures & advice. I’m currently “working on hubby” for a Proace ♥️.
As a tiny caravan owner (T@b 300) I would recommend a Remoska oven ( from Lakeland or pre owned?) expensive initially but soooooo worth it. We use it at home too to save heating up our oven. Thanks guys & keep up the good work x
Thanks, sorry for delay in replying. Good luck working on you hubby for a Proace. We are still waiting for our new van which is why there's not been anything posted from us lately.
What a power couple! Thank you for creating this video, it was very helpful and informative. I've just got my first camper van and im so excited to start my first road trip. Wish you both all the best :)
Thanks Danny, is that to get you to and from gigs? Some banging songs there👍💕🐾
Just got my first van 1992 t4 high top and this video has provided some great ideas. Thanks so much! keep it up
Glad it helped! Hope you have many great adventures in your t4.
Another cracking video. For me it has to be my ipad as that is what I do all my editing on and filming stuff gets us out and about. Top van item would be our non slip trays as we don’t take our table away with us. Loved the magnets on the jars 👍
Thanks Ken, agree non slip items are great, we don't have trays but have silicone mats on the glass worktops.
I like your sense of humor most and the wonderful dog🤩
Thanks, we had a good laugh making that one👍🤣
Great vid guys - especially the outtakes 😅😅😅
Thanks, we had a good laugh making that one🤣
Enjoyed your ideas and the presentation - you had fun with it but didn’t talk on endlessly!! Off across Canada to the west from Ontario this season. Hard to imagine from the depths of a snowbelt coooooold spell.
Thanks Gayle, we had a blast making that one. That's going to be an awesome trip for you, hope it all goes well.
Oh yes & can I add another App? It’s the OS ( Ordnance Survey) great for walks ( tho good to have map as back up in remote areas) as it tells you exactly where you are so no getting lost ! Also suggests walks to try
Great list, pity there's no links to any of these products?
Lovely couple,thanks for the tips we are just starting out in a mini camper and these tips will help emensly.
Take care .
Thanks you two, we had a bit of a laugh making this, glad you found it useful 😀
Love your tips. My insect covers are stuck outside the windows with magnets. We Iike collapsing in our collapsible chairs, drinking coffee from collapsible mugs. Water boiled in collapsible kettle. My induction single cooker will be under my top 10. If you have electricity!
Thanks, yes you need hook up or a lot of leisure battery power for induction hob cooking 👍💕🐾
Velcro stuff 😍😍. Greta idea and deal simple 🤩
cracking video. many thanks!
Thanks for all your useful tips. 👍 Awesome. Xx❤
@@louisegrinham2315 Thanks, we had a good laugh making that one 🤣
Great video ❤
Really good tips, thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
This is one of the best top ten vidsll Your tip about the bubble app was timely and really wonderful. Thank youl
Thanks Carol, glad it was useful, you will now be level headed in bed 🤣
Thank you so much guys this was an excellent video ....love your sense of humour too..💚👍🏽😁👌🏽🙏🏽😁
Thanks Stan, we had a laugh making that one🤣
Wonderful video! Great couple.. Great tips.. sometime next year I would like to come to Scotland.
Thanks, hopefully you will get to Scotland one day 🤞
Mine is sqeegie silicon bottles for toiletries(shampoo etc) Amazon .I also love my travel zip cubes for clothes saves so much room
Thanks Ann, we use travel zip cubes too, great minds and all that👍
I've stayed at Bunree a couple of times - rained all the time, both times. Going there again next month.
Law of averages it will be dry 😉
Brilliant guys ! I just hope that phone cover doesn’t fall of in the night 😂
About to get out first camper and these tips are great 👍
Thanks for watching and glad you got something from the tips. All the best for 2022 in your new campervan 👍
Excellent video: very well-presented with useful information and great humour.
Thanks Phil, we sure had a laugh making this one🤣
@@MikeandTriciaOotnAboot It certainly showed in the video, it was good to watch.
Excellent information, thank you.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it, we had a laugh making that one.
Greeting from the US ! Im a defence contractor for the dept of defence and a thought you would like to know. The tracks on the floor of your van are the same ones used in UH 60 helicopter. From experience they are VERY Rugged! However be sure the stay clean or the will bind up. A good hovering should fix most issues;) thank for your channel i do miss your wonderful country
Hi Jeff, wow I would never have thought the tracks are also in s helicopter, that's amazing to think they are in our Wee Broon Van, thanks for the info and tips👍
Good tip about the magnetic hooks and power banks.Beautiful dog btw 😊
Awww, thanks, you dogs look beautiful too, are they beagles?
@@MikeandTriciaOotnAboot Thank you. Yes Beagle sisters, six next month. Got our first Beagle in 1981, really loveable breed.
Wow I sure wish we had those comforts. Great ideas and the space savings. Wow. We did have the collapsible chairs. But your other ideas are fantastic. Great ideas. I'm sure others will find them great to use too.
Thanks Sandy, it has been a lot of trial and error and learning what works in a small space.
Im so glad i found you guys, Yir so funny:) Great tips. happy Camping. Janie
Thanks Jamie, glad you found us!
Such a funny video! Love the information. Y’all take care!
Thanks, we sure did have a good laugh making that one 🤣
LOVE YOU TOP TEN .....HAPPY CAMPING GUYS :)
Thanks, and Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Kettle is essential ❤❤❤ XXX GOOD ADVICE.
Don't leave home without it👍🐾💕
You guys are a riot! My Dad was Scottish!
Hi Sandra, thanks, I'll bet your dad was a great Scotsman and liked a wee dram!
I am in Australia but this is the best essentials vid i have seen-great job!!!-i hope we have ridge monkeys in this country.
Thanks, we had a bit of a laugh making that one 🤣.
Great stuff guys! would be handy to put some links to mentioned products ( such as magnetic hooks etc) in the description.
Thanks, yes we were quite new to it at the time and know better now 👍
That was very useful really enjoyed watching , one thought was why not put the mobile phone in the case first then stick to the roof , I have to admit I was thinking of Tommy Cooper I was just waiting for you to say Not like that just like that . Take care stay safe Shaun in Canada formally from Ballymoney Co/Antrim
Ha ha yes it was a bit of a Tommy Cooper moment. That would mean having velcro on your phone cover and putting it on/off roof each evening and would wear away at the carpeting. Easier to keep the mobile cover permanently on the roof, but remember to take your phone out of the day cover first😂
What a great couple you are. Just looking into buying my first campervan and picking up lots of tips, thank you.Pamela
Thats very kind of you to say so Pamela, thanks so much, we are so glad to be giving you some inspiration 😀
Maybe , By now, you May have ditched those multiple power packs and succumbed to the jackory/ all powers type solution . Hope so . They are game changers for off grid . We have one and we are never without power ; especially with the solar panels :) lovely vid thanks 🙏🏻
Thanks, still using the small power banks, not moved up to Jackory or similar yet, it will probably come.
Love your videos - and loved the idea of the magnetic hooks. Bought them for our Toyota Alphard - only to discover our interior is non-magnetic! Back to the drawing board. Keep up the good work.
Ha ha, good one. We nearly bought an Alphard from Eco Campers, they are really luxurious for a small van, thats probably why not magnetic inside, there will be added insulation.
Building up to renting a van for the experience, you two (sorry 3!) make it look such fun!
Thanks Laura, hope you enjoy it when it comes, and happy exploring!
Brilliant 👍🏴
Thanks Kalo 👍
Great info as always guys, I like my Kampa collapsible electric kettle and I also have a collapsible kettle for the gas when off site. 👌Mouse VW Ocean Scotland
Hi Jeanette, thanks, and thats a great idea with the collapsible kettles👍
Thank you very much. Enjoyed watching and love your number one campervan essential!
Thanks Martin, don't leave home without it 😁👍
Great !!! Will look at getting a power bank. Very handy item from what you have shown.
Yep, great for when you are caught short 👍
You two are now my favourites hope it doesn't fall on your face while you are asleep!! the phone that is.😂😂😂😂😂😂
Aw thanks, it never did, we need to figure out our new set up for watching the tablet in the new van👍🐾💕
Aww your little girl is so cute, bless her, sending big cuddles to little doggo girl
Thanks, aye she's a wee princess so she is and she knows it. She is 6 now so grown up quite a bit since we filmed this one👍💕🐾
Hello to you both! I've just subscribed and I'm really enjoying all the great videos. Wonderful tips as well. Thanks so much! Sending good vibes from Texas, US
Thanks, glad you found us, it's great to have you watching all the way from Texas, wow! 👍💕🐾
Love you, guys.
Thanks Martin 😊
Thanks guys, great tips and great fun to watch. Wee Broon Van is a wee tonic.
Thanks BH!
Now this was a useful video - some really great ideas... was thinking of getting into Camper vans
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Thank you for sharing
Many thanks, we watched so many UA-cam videos before we took the plunge!
GREAT video ... especially essential number one!
sorry for delay in replying Julie, yes no 1 is a must and we always make sure to take it with us.
Love the collapsible chairs😂😂😂
Thanks, that was one of our favourite bits too👍💕🐾
Brilliant !!
Cheers, glad you liked it👍
Very useful. Thanks..
Hi Margaret, Glad it was helpful!
Blast from the past. This just popped up in my UA-cam and watched it again. I bought/had almost all the things on your list. I'd also bought the metal strip, velcro and magnets but then lockdown hit us and I forgot all about your tips. I was thinking that I had to drill the metal strip up in the van. Wow! Was I lucky I re watched this. Off on a 3 ½ week trip to Mull followed by a day trip to St. Kilda. Out comes the velcro 😅. How's your search going for Maggie 2 ?
Hi Jane, ah yes that's an oldie but goodie. Mull and St Kilda will be awesome. We think we've found our next van and will talk about it in our next Vlog but that's likely to be a few weeks yet.
@@MikeandTriciaOotnAboot oooh! How exciting. look forward to seeing it
Brilliant tips ! and a really entertaining watch too .
Thanks Lynn, we had a bit of a laugh making that one.
Loved the video very entertaining and very informative a big thumbs up 👍
Ps just subscribed thank you 😎
Thanks, glad you liked it, we had a good laugh making that one 🤣👍
This is a charming, entertaining and useful video clip. Thank you for sharing!
You are welcome Frank, thanks for the feedback 👍
Love your channel. Just subscribed !! Have hired a campervan for a week soon and can't wait!! Really helpful video!! Xx
We're sure you will love the campervan, you'll be hooked, enjoy 👍🐾💕
Great video thanks. So easy to watch with lots of info. Getting our first Campervan next week 😄
Thanks, you are going to love it, and just in time for summer 😀
Thanks for making and posting the video. Great fun to watch also.
Thanks, it was fun to make that one and we had a bit of a laugh 😄
Have you done a video of your Cinema setup with the projector? Would love to see how it all works.
Chris, yes we filmed that on this one
ua-cam.com/video/tLgCElesf-Y/v-deo.html
Loved your video ,thanks for all the great advice .
Thanks, we had a laugh making that one 🤣
Loved this video, and your humor!
Thanks, we do like having a bit of a laugh😂
some good tips there , thanks.
Glad it was useful Mike 👍
Great video thanks and some great tips, especially like the apps that I hadn't heard of
Thanks Andy, we had a laugh making that but we do use all the stuff we covered.
Excellent guys 👍
Thanks, had a blast making that one.
My top essential is my cocker spaniel 💕💕💕
@@rowan7658 Now that is an essential 👍💕🐾
Great practical tips can I ask how you fit your midge net we used Velcro but it fell off in the heat of the day ?
We used magnets and that did the job.
Brilliant. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Hi
Great list could you leave a link of the magnetic hooks you have as I'm after some and really like the ones you have.thanx
HI, sorry dont have link but they are Gresahom hooks from Amazon
Great fun and excellent advice. I am just investigating with intent to start but wonder whether I should get one of those special satnav systems for campervans etc as I am scared of ending up on small roads. Advice welcome.
I suppose that depends on the size of van you end up with. We just used a regular sat nav because our van was small and never had any major problems, just once or twice we took roads that were very tight, and next time we would use the street view in Google maps to check before we go👍💕🐾
@@MikeandTriciaOotnAboot Thank you.
Hi guy, really helpful video! Where did you get the magnetic strip for the roof to hold your teas and coffees?
Thanks, we had a laugh making that. Link below on Amazon but I see that its not in stock. The strip is not magnetic, the magnets are inside the jar lid.
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01EGQ1VRE/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_apa_gl_i_Y307TJ24XVK33E76BJ7J?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&linkCode=ml1&tag=weebroonvan-21
This looks similar
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Great fun video watching from way Down Under and thinking about getting a campervan and looking for tips and techniques!
Thanks for watching from the other side of the world 🌎, hope you find your dream machine👍
Great advice guys, keep up the good work 😊
Thank you! Will do!
Lovely
Aw, thanks👍🐾💕
Brilliant video guy's,you have just got yourselves a new subscriber 👍🚎🏴
Cheers Jock, appreciate the sub👍
Brilliant informative video lot’s of handy ideas
Thanks, we had a laugh making that one 🤣👍
some great ideas, thanks, have tried some already
Thanks Steve, its good to share ideas 💡 👍
What fantastic ideas! Thank you so much.💕
Hi Irene, thanks and glad you found useful 😊
Magnetic plastic jars! Awesome idea!
Thanks, they are very handy👍
Love them did you make them yourself?
Great video, you guys are very funny and wonderful couple :)
Thank you so much for your lovely comments 💕
Very useful, just about to embark on our first real outing around Scotland , we’re from north wales and very envious of wild camping 👍
You will love it, just make sure you bring waterproofs as rain is never far away in Scotland.
Thanks for such an amusing video but it also was very helpful with practical ideas for my wife and I with our first motorhome here in New Zealand. You both have a great natural style
Thanks Patrick, thats very good of you to let us have that great feedback, you have an amazing country to explore, we hope to get there one day.
Hi Patrick...I am also a Kiwi Campervan user. Do you know if we have Ridge Monkey pans here in NZ?
@@suelazarus5502 Hi Sue
I have looked but couldn’t find a Kiwi supplier. A missed opportunity for Kiwi firms. I think you could buy it on Amazon but the postage would probably be high
@@patrickclifford2223 Thank you for going to the trouble of finding out this info for me. Much appreciated and you are right when you say a missed opportunity for rv stores and the like. I have looked for micro towels but can only find ones as big as a hanky and not the big towel sizes I saw in the video. Could you please do your search magic again for me? Thanks in advance.
Sue Lazarus
@@suelazarus5502 Hi Sue
We bought 2 large and 2 small microfibre towels from the Warehouse. They were located in an odd area. Car maintenance I think.The towels work really well and dry quickly. Anyway you could get info from the help desk or buy online
Great as always
Thanks Taff👍