SELLING EVERYTHING AT MY RV || VLOGTOBER DAY 14 2026

Summary

Vanessa spends the day holding a garage sale at her RV site, hoping to clear out belongings before bad weather arrives. She made about $214 the previous day and more than $400 that day, bringing the two-day total to roughly $600 or more. A repeat buyer who resells items purchased several things, and another customer picked up blankets and bought an additional item.

Items sold or offered included solar panels, a stove, a compressor, blankets, and assorted small goods. Larger items, including a trailer and an air conditioner, remained. Vanessa plans to put up a sale sign for the trailer but may reconsider selling it.

With rain and wind approaching, she packs the remaining sale items into the shed and tidies the trailer. She is undecided about whether to leave the next day or Monday, and whether to visit Lake Havasu or Parker. She plans to use some of the proceeds to pay $400 toward a credit card.

Food and Hydration

After realizing she had barely eaten or drunk anything the previous day, Vanessa starts with water. For breakfast, she has yogurt with granola and part of an apple. She notes that she still eats very lightly that day and says she is tired and doesn’t feel well by evening.

Evening Routine

With no hot-water heater or propane in the trailer, Vanessa heats water electrically for a bath. She orders takeout from Silly Al’s: garlic-parmesan wings, a Greek salad, and potato skins. After using lavender-and-Epsom-salt soap, she says her skin becomes itchy and wonders if she used too much.

Notable Locations, Products, and People

• Locations: Lake Havasu, Parker, Las Vegas, and Silly Al’s.
• Products and items: RV/trailer, van, solar panels, stove, compressor and hose, air conditioner, humidifier, water tank, and lavender-and-Epsom-salt soap.
• People: Vanessa, a repeat buyer who resells items, and other garage-sale customers.