She Owns 3 RVs But Uses NO Plumbing | How She Really Lives
Deb's Road To Freedom
34,658 views
What if you owned an RV… but never used the plumbing?
In this video, I’m camping with my friend Autumn from Autumn and Chloe, and she shows us exactly how she boondocks without using any RV plumbing at all. Her RV is still winterized, she doesn’t use the sinks, shower, or toilet, and she has created a completely different system for water, dishes, bathing, and going to the bathroom while living on the road.
Autumn has lived nomadically in a Nissan Sentra, a minivan, a Class A RV, and now she’s also building out a shuttle bus. She has learned how to live simply, conserve water, stay clean, cook, work remotely, and travel without depending on traditional RV systems.
In this video, we tour her RV, minivan, and shuttle bus while talking about:
How she washes dishes with very little water
How she stores and conserves fresh water
What she uses instead of an RV toilet
How she sponge bathes and stays clean
Why she keeps her RV plumbing winterized
How she uses power stations, solar, and a generator
Why paid-off vehicles give her more freedom
The differences between RV boondocking and minivan/car camping
This conversation really opened my eyes to how many different ways there are to live freely on the road. I use my RV systems when I boondock, but Autumn has built a lifestyle around simplicity, flexibility, and owning everything free and clear. Her setup may not be for everyone, but it is fascinating — and honestly, pretty inspiring.
Check out Autumn’s channel here:
Autumn and Chloe: @autumnandchloe
Mentioned in this video:
Biodegradable toilet bags: https://amzn.to/3PIbQlp
Camp toilet: https://amzn.to/3RsAqav
Female urinal: https://amzn.to/4u0vuac
Portable sink / wash basin: https://amzn.to/43yDCE3
Couch covers / blankets: https://amzn.to/49oSg4f
Curtain clips: https://amzn.to/4udllY4
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
08:52:13 Washing Dishes
14:55:18 Going to the Bathroom
19:48:06 Showering
22:56:29 Tours
Disclaimer:
The information shared in this video is based on my personal experiences and opinions only. I am not providing professional, legal, financial, or safety advice. Everyone’s situation is different, and it’s important to do your own research and use your own judgment when making decisions related to RV living, travel, boondocking, or lifestyle choices. What works for me may not work for you.
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But that Bus has so many possibilities! I can't wait to see how it turns out
But other than that I do love having a working toilet and shower. I have dry camped during freezing temps while winterized and I put a trash compactor bag (super heavy weight plastic) with a small square of puppy pad in it, inside my toilet. Have never had a problem with “splashes.”
Since I live alone my black and grey tank last two weeks. As does my fresh water. Since most places only let me stay 14 days max, that’s my time to move. It’s moving day, laundromat day, grocery day, tank dumping day etc.
She Owns 3 RVs But Uses NO Plumbing | How She Really Lives
Deb's Road To Freedom
34,658 views
What if you owned an RV… but never used the plumbing?
In this video, I’m camping with my friend Autumn from Autumn and Chloe, and she shows us exactly how she boondocks without using any RV plumbing at all. Her RV is still winterized, she doesn’t use the sinks, shower, or toilet, and she has created a completely different system for water, dishes, bathing, and going to the bathroom while living on the road.
Autumn has lived nomadically in a Nissan Sentra, a minivan, a Class A RV, and now she’s also building out a shuttle bus. She has learned how to live simply, conserve water, stay clean, cook, work remotely, and travel without depending on traditional RV systems.
In this video, we tour her RV, minivan, and shuttle bus while talking about:
How she washes dishes with very little water
How she stores and conserves fresh water
What she uses instead of an RV toilet
How she sponge bathes and stays clean
Why she keeps her RV plumbing winterized
How she uses power stations, solar, and a generator
Why paid-off vehicles give her more freedom
The differences between RV boondocking and minivan/car camping
This conversation really opened my eyes to how many different ways there are to live freely on the road. I use my RV systems when I boondock, but Autumn has built a lifestyle around simplicity, flexibility, and owning everything free and clear. Her setup may not be for everyone, but it is fascinating — and honestly, pretty inspiring.
Check out Autumn’s channel here:
Autumn and Chloe: @autumnandchloe
Mentioned in this video:
Biodegradable toilet bags: https://amzn.to/3PIbQlp
Camp toilet: https://amzn.to/3RsAqav
Female urinal: https://amzn.to/4u0vuac
Portable sink / wash basin: https://amzn.to/43yDCE3
Couch covers / blankets: https://amzn.to/49oSg4f
Curtain clips: https://amzn.to/4udllY4
I am an amazon affiliate and receive a small commission if you purchase anything from my above links. Thank you for supporting my channel.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
08:52:13 Washing Dishes
14:55:18 Going to the Bathroom
19:48:06 Showering
22:56:29 Tours
Disclaimer:
The information shared in this video is based on my personal experiences and opinions only. I am not providing professional, legal, financial, or safety advice. Everyone’s situation is different, and it’s important to do your own research and use your own judgment when making decisions related to RV living, travel, boondocking, or lifestyle choices. What works for me may not work for you.