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A lovely vlog with humour, who doesn't like a warm sausage even if it's a little floppy, a joy to watch. Jules, it's been a long time - great to see you in front of the camera again. So much change over the last two years, I really do miss your caravan and motorhome vlogs, reviews just don't float my boat but I understand they bring in the money. Great to hear you're baking Karina, just a passing thought please limit portion sizes we want Jules fit and well for a long time. Love to you both. 👍👍

Agree with many of your selections! We got our Caravan from there!

Couldn’t agree more on the teppanyaki grill, it’s life changing. That’s all we use for outdoor cooking now, just simple and so easy to clean at the end. Couldn’t recommend them enough, specially at there price point. Good work you two, nice to see Jules back again!

Here we Tow has been a great source of advice and inspiration, so much so that we took the plunge this month and bought our first caravan (Coachman). Your videos from walkthrough the types of caravan set up available to accessories and even caravan site set up has been invaluable. we are planning our first trip this month and look forward to many years of caravanning. Thanks for the support and fantastic support. Keep up the great work. Thanks. :)

Thank you so much for this video. We have just bought our first caravan and have to say we are a bit clueless about what we need! Great information, you are so easy to listen to. thank you. 30:32

Great vid and will try the 40 shot 😍

Mountain warehouse and trespass do the towels in various sizes and they ain't £44 in there!

Thanks for this you two. My wife and I are exiled Yorkshire, ( Cas) living in Suffolk now for ten years. Just getting our first caravan . You’ve highlighted some great products here. Ta

Can't buy any more accessories this month thank you, left all my pension at the camera shop. 😂😂😂. Always enjoy your input guys some good things and ideas there. Thanks for sharing H and M

Hi Here we tow and thanks for this great vlog and for all the info about some great products

ooooo love an accessory shop - dangerous places for the wallet though ;-)

Hi both of you !! 😃 Great vlog and info even for newbies and seasoned caravanners alike ! So good to see Jules on camera again Hope all is well with you both Regards Howard & Sandra xx

Thanks very much. We are new to motor home life so very useful as always . Keep happy and safe

Great Vlog guys 👍

Nice to see you two again. Readly only offering 1 month free trial from link.

Great video as always & after years of watching you both, we took the plunge & bought a caravan in August. We’ve already been to Cornwall in it and we’re looking forward to getting away at October half term. This video is full of great ideas! Thanks so much. Good to see you both so well ❤

Hello there..... loved some of the accessories you've highlighted here.....think we've over dosed on some of them lol.....keep it simple and most folk will do just fine is what I feel .... great video and huge thanks once again... Paolo and Roger aka 'The Camp Caravanners'

New subscriber here ..... wish I had found you earlier! Excellent information; thank you.

I love buying accessories, Corals not so happy when we end up throwing them away 6 months later😂. Great video guys👍

Great channel. Rel world advice

Hi both great video, accessories has to be my favourite topic, totally agree on 40 shot i've tried a lot but don't buy anything else now it's brilliant. Also the teppanyaki brilliant, I bought one after watching your vlog on it and it's 👍 great, I watch people with expensive gas bbq and don't get why they use their own expensive gas when you're already paying for electricity in the price of your pitch. Anyway great to see you both, hope you're getting there with the house 🏠 good luck with everything, hope to see you in a motorhome again soon xx🤩🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Thanks Karina and Joules interesting vlog....and treated ourselves to the teppanyaki grill love it. Another to add to out collection 😂

I had a laugh to myself at one of your last comments. I visited that very same accessory shop in July on my way back to taking our caravan back to storage after a weekend away (we'd only had the caravan 9 months having bought that from Wandahome too). I was after one of those clothes dryers to hang out of the window. Well, as I was walking past the caravans in the show room I thought I'd have a little look and to cut a long story short ended up trading in our caravan for another with a fixed bed at the back. Yes, I also bought the clothes dryer, but now my wife has banned me from visiting Wandahome without her.

We are looking for new towels 👍 will give body rag a look

An excellent introduction to caravan and motorhome accessories. I personally appreciated the toilet chemical introduction. Japan doesn't really have all that many at the moment, although we did see a rise in the popularity of portable toilets following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. Disaster prevention goods are a major thing here so I hope to see a rise in chemicals. The one item that is indeed very, very useful and has been popular in Japan for as long as I have been here (31 yrs) and that is the 'hot plate' as it is known here. Literally, 'ホットプレート=hotto pureto'. Teppanyaki is a form of cooking on (yep, you guessed it) an iron hotplate at a restaurant. Usually, with steak as the main ingredient, but also with lobster. The hot-plates here are used mostly at the dinner table rather than camping and oddly enough, they still haven't moved off of the home dining table into people's motorhomes, caravans or even the majority that camp in tents. It is sort of hilarious that the Japanese use English and in Europe they use the Japanese, although strictly speaking it should really only be Teppan (iron plate=鉄板) as ’焼く' yaku' (the verb) means 'to grill' as well as 'bake' and the adjective of food cooked in this way or the method is ’焼き' (yaki). Home ones here in Japan are usually round and some are deep in order to eat soup based dishes also. Not that it matters and giving it a Japanese name probably helped to sell a product that may not have done so well if it were called an 'Electric Hotplate'. It may make a few people chuckle as they see how we humans often see the grass on the other side as being greener. This however, does not detract from the usefulness of the hotplate/teppan-yaki or electric griddle as Americans may (or may not) call it.

So good to see you both vlogging together again and as usual, full of really helpful and useful tips. We just love you guys. Thank you so much, John & Debs xx

Good vlog as usual Karina and Jules. You have given Debbie and I a couple of things to look into when we start caravaning again next year the safe gas the towel and most importantly the egg ring as I cannot eat eggs or anything that contains egg where as Debbie eats a lot of them. We got a Teppanyaki grill shortly after you did a vlog about it. We have had readly for about 3 to 4 years and still only pay £7.99 We both hope the 2 of you have a lovely weekend and an even better Bank holiday weekend.

We got a 7.5 Safefill, but some garages won't let You fill them. Morrisons have a partnership though, so it's finding places.

The Teppanyaki was the best purchase we ever made (after seeing your review). We haven't used gas now for 18 months!

We’ve just brought our first Motorhome and have learned so much watching your videos. I’m trying to find food grade water pipes but I can’t find the video you did please help!

Super Vlog as always Karina and Joules. We are still waiting delivery of our Adria Compact Supreme DL (which i know you had for a time). Do you know if the DL would fit 2 x 10kg safe fill bottles or would we be better with the 7.5kg? We had originally thought of having a refillable system fitted but the safe fill seems a cheaper / better option, especially if they are easy to fill in Europe! Any thoughts greatly welcomed.

Yeah Jules is back and looking really well. You have been missed sir 🙂

How good in your opinion is better, 40 Shot or Solbio?

God you could spend as much on accessories as you do on a van!! It's amazing what you can get today! Great video you two and lovely to see Jules that side of the camera! Keep it up, you're killing it!! That's a compliment btw I'm not criticising your efforts!! 😉☺️ see you in October hopefully, How's the renovations going?! Sending hugs xx

very low microphone guys but enjoyed you vlogs

Floppy thing and sausage I say lol 😆

Loads of gas at my local Calor branch from July through the summer ? I bought a second used bottle on ebay for £30 so now have 2 full exchanged bottle for £60. Some accessories are "easier" to buy in the caravan accessories shop as you can physically pick them up but ALWAYS look online and get the Caravan accessory shop discount card. I bought 6 reclining Dometic chairs for HALF the price compared to a camping accessories shop. EBAY seller was an accessory shop so why pay more ? Never buy a leisure battery from a camping shop or you will pay through the nose. If you don't have an electric ring in your caravan (why would a manufacturer not fit one, how stupid ?) buy a cheap induction one of ebay or ALDI for £30 to £40.

Hi Great video . I bought a safefill bottle about 9 years ago. Having problems getting it re-certificated . I don’t believe you can . 🤦🏻‍♂️

Not in Shetland

Thank you so much for this video. We have just bought our first caravan and have to say we are a bit clueless about what we need! Great information, you are so easy to listen to. thank you. 30:32