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Hi Chris

Like you i am new to MH had caravan before i use tea towels and also use foam stuff i get from work to sit on bottom of cupboard this stops them slipping i'm sure someone will come along with few ideas.

Gerry

I use non-slip matting for absolutely everything.  Put on shelves, between plates etc, under the fan heater on the floor, under the carpets to reduce the amount they move, under anything left on the benches when travelling like our 'bit box' (actually one of the rectangular vanity cases) for all the bits and pieces we need to hand eg torch, umbrellas, keys, hand cleanser, etc.  Always have a roll to hand.

Even use it at home to put under grandaughters car seat to make sure it does not move as our seats are quite slippy.

Jean

Hi there,

We do very much the same as everyone else has suggested and tea towels and non slip matting are top of our list too! We also have learnt to pack things in a certain manner now so that rattles are kept to a bare minimum!

It’s all a learning curve Christopher and you will find that after a few journeys away you quickly come up with lots of ingenious little ideas of your own to combat those annoying creaks and clatters or maybe it’s just that we all get used to them?

Enjoy your new hobby and don’t forget to wave?

Hi

Thanks for the tips, keep them coming

Having been a caravaner for 30+ years it seems this motorhomeing is a whole new ball game!

ChrisS

HI Kiev

It,s not for me i am as deaf as a post!

It,s she who must be obayed

ChrisS

If you run out of non-slip matting there's always kitchen roll

BTW, once everythings "matted down"  can anyone tell me what it is that sounds as if its rolling about every time you turn a corner