10 Must read tips to save money on your RV remodel!
1) Walmart- Never overlook Wal-Mart for things you need like paint, light bulbs, fixtures or minor repair items like glue, putty, etc. Try to avoid Rv stores when possible because the stuff there tends to be over priced.
2) Dollar Tree- Some things you can even find at the Dollar Tree, make a list of things you need and start here. I was able to buy things like cleaning supplies, the first step to remodeling is a through cleaning, putty, tape, and paint brushes, just to name a few items I was able to get here.
3) Craiglist- You can find all kind of things you might need on Craigslist. I was able to find a door and two windows for less than $70. these items would have been at least $200 or more new.
4) Yard sales- Oh how I love 💕 me some yard sales. It’s such an adventure because you don’t know ehat your going to find! One persons ungly-ass 👠might mean someone else’s (☺️ Me)$90 POSHMARK find! You can find things you might need like handware, wood, tools or? Who knows. Also, think outside the box. Re-use. Get creative! 5) Letgo and Offerup. Download these to your phone and find things for your reno. I’ve found things like a matress, screen door, furniture, rug, etc. you can also make money for your reno selling things you no longer need. 6)Accept help! I love doing things myself, always have but honestly, two heads are better than one! And getting flooring or paint done with some help is just funner that way!☺️ 7) Never underestimate the power of paint-yes paint. You can cover some ugly seventies paneling or a dirty wall that you’ve all but given up hope on! Problem solved! 8)Buy used. Also, check free sections of Facebook groups, apps and craigslist and ask around-network. Trade. Use the trade sevtion of Craigslist snd trade services for items. 9) Use Amazon and Amazon prime! A god send for your renovation. Cheapest price on everything you need! And fast shipping! 10) Make it fun! Life’s an adventure. Whether you are doing this for fun or necessity. Go with it! Make it fun! Make a relaxing nook just for you. Read. Watch videos. Learn. If you don’t know how to do something...google it. Never stop learning.
2) Dollar Tree- Some things you can even find at the Dollar Tree, make a list of things you need and start here. I was able to buy things like cleaning supplies, the first step to remodeling is a through cleaning, putty, tape, and paint brushes, just to name a few items I was able to get here.
3) Craiglist- You can find all kind of things you might need on Craigslist. I was able to find a door and two windows for less than $70. these items would have been at least $200 or more new.
4) Yard sales- Oh how I love 💕 me some yard sales. It’s such an adventure because you don’t know ehat your going to find! One persons ungly-ass 👠might mean someone else’s (☺️ Me)$90 POSHMARK find! You can find things you might need like handware, wood, tools or? Who knows. Also, think outside the box. Re-use. Get creative! 5) Letgo and Offerup. Download these to your phone and find things for your reno. I’ve found things like a matress, screen door, furniture, rug, etc. you can also make money for your reno selling things you no longer need. 6)Accept help! I love doing things myself, always have but honestly, two heads are better than one! And getting flooring or paint done with some help is just funner that way!☺️ 7) Never underestimate the power of paint-yes paint. You can cover some ugly seventies paneling or a dirty wall that you’ve all but given up hope on! Problem solved! 8)Buy used. Also, check free sections of Facebook groups, apps and craigslist and ask around-network. Trade. Use the trade sevtion of Craigslist snd trade services for items. 9) Use Amazon and Amazon prime! A god send for your renovation. Cheapest price on everything you need! And fast shipping! 10) Make it fun! Life’s an adventure. Whether you are doing this for fun or necessity. Go with it! Make it fun! Make a relaxing nook just for you. Read. Watch videos. Learn. If you don’t know how to do something...google it. Never stop learning.
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