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So you’ve decided to live full time in your RV… Congratulations! Here, RVers are sharing their favorite tips for downsizing your life (and all your stuff) so it fits into your new RVing lifestyle. Here’s everything you need to know about living in an RV full time — from filing taxes to getting health care & RV insurance, forwarding mail, cooking, banking, traveling with pets, and working on the road. And if you’re going to be spending holidays on the road, we’ve even got fun decorating & food ideas to help you enjoy the seasons and celebrate the holidays from the comfort of your RV!

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Time to find a different source of heat to keep you warm in the RV? Have you considered a catalytic heater? It requires no electricity & consumes propane at a much slower rate.

Using the RV dining table as office space while on the road. photo by margaritanitz on Flickr

Working on the road, in the comfort of your own RV -- could life be any better? See how to create an RV office while you're on the road.

Mold inside an RV refrigerator is a common problem. photo by MinivanNinja on Flickr

If you found a nasty, moldy mess waiting for you when you opened the RV refrigerator door, here's how to remove refrigerator mold & prevent it from growing inside your RV's fridge.

Health care is the one stumbling block that keeps many RVers from pursuing their desire to travel with no particular agenda. Here's how to find health care when you're on the road.

While many people have driven one or maybe 2 RVs in their lifetime... we have been renting, borrowing, and transporting RVs for years. These days, all of our RV roadtrips take place aboard a 2002 Monaco Signature Series motorhome.

If you want to take some leisurely spins through the campground or RV park -- and be able to stop and visit with other campers along the way -- then you'll probably want to bring along an extra set of wheels that's easily towable inside or behind your RV. Here are all the best ways to get around RV parks and campgrounds.

Here are some questions you need to ask yourself before you jump into fulltime RV travel. This is how worked for us. With a little planning, you will do just fine too.

RV cooking is just about the most important part of the RV lifestyle. For rugged dependability you can't beat cast iron cookware when you're on the road.

As long as you have access to a computer, Internet & faxing services, a digital camera, and a cell phone -- you should be able to make a living from your mobile RV office. Here's exactly what you need to know before you take your RV office on the road.