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Want to clean your carpet without the use of a vacuum cleaner? Firstly, lightly brush up surface dirt using a dustpan and brush but make sure you
brush across the pile. Then, using the rubber part of a car windscreen ice-
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Carry a box of moist hand wipes at the front of the car boot, so once hitched up, there is a means of cleaning your hands.
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Block the waste ports of the waste water system with large corks and fill the pipes with a strong solution of bicarbonate of soda and water until the sink begins to fill. Leave for a few hours, before repeating the operation with sterilising fluid. Very good for removing nasty niffs.
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If you have trouble reversing your caravan, try holding the steering wheel at the bottom. This way, when you turn it to the left or right, the caravan will go the same way as you steer.
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To stop a toilet roll from unravelling while in transit, just squash it so that it is not round, then it can't go anywhere.
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To prevent water freezing in your Aquaroll, wrap a sleeping bag around the Aquaroll leaving some excess to cover the pump pipe and pull the drawstrings tight. Then place the Aquaroll inside a large sack. An Aquaroll Bag is good for this.
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To remove dead bugs from the front of your car or van, simply use soapy water and
an old pair of nylon tights or stockings. The nylon mesh is abrasive enough to scour
off even the most sun-
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To ensure you get your awning back into its bag, take an old sleeping bag (with zips
intact), open it up, lay it on the ground, then simply place your awning on top and
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To make sure you have enough spices for cooking with, get some small plastic containers that rolls of film are packed in. (Get them free from any photo processing shop). Washed and labelled, stored in a tupperware box, they make an ideal, unbreakable solution.
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Travelling in convoy? Try using walkie talkies for instant communication. |