In this free video lesson RV repair expert Dave Solberg teaches you some RV flooring maintenance tips to extend the lifespan of your vehicle’s carpet. Although carpet is nice to have and can make your RV feel more homey, it can also be difficult to keep clean. If you don’t want to have to deal with routine upkeep, you could replace your carpeting with vinyl. But if you prefer the carpet, Dave has some simple recommendations to make your carpet last longer and look nicer. Consider using some of these techniques, and you can count on your carpet to better withstand the test of time and the elements!
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