Reflectix may be one of the best inventions for road life. Besides its many applications for various camping situations, you can also use Reflectix to wrap your water heater, line your ice chest, or make window shades. Reflectix consists of polyethylene bubble wrap enclosed in reflective metal foil, which insulates the air space and provides strength to sustain the reflective foil surface. Additionally, it is widely available in various sizes and lengths at most retailers. So, as I mentioned, you can use Reflectix in various ways, especially for your RV needs. But for these applications, it is best to look for the double reflective insulation roll to get ideal results. Wrap You RV Water Heater Suppose your camper lacks a readily available water heater and stores your hot water in a tank. In this case, it is vital to avoid the heat from escaping from that tank, especially when camping in colder locations. You can fit a roll of reflective bubble wrap like Reflectix around your RV hot water tank to prevent the loss of heat. But if you want ideal results, it is best to buy an insulation roll with an R-value of 4.5 and is compatible with Reflectix foil tape. Apply Lining on Your Ice Chest If you prefer to transport your food in an ice chest rather than a refrigerator, you may extend the life of your ice and food by coating the inside of an ice chest with sheets of reflective insulation. Additionally, the bubble wrap will not take up much space in the chest. All you need to do is line the inside of the chest and the lid with the Reflectix and secure it with Velcro sticky tape. You may even construct individual Reflectix containers to carry things like eggs and cheese. Put up some window shades. When you park your car in a sweltering parking lot, the first thing you do is put your handy reflective windows blinds up. So, you may use the same concept to keep light and heat out of your camper. You can cut your Reflectix into inserts to fit any RV window from a roll. But, first, you must make a bubble wrap template and insert the parts, securing them using Velcro tape. Then, place the reflective bubble wrap between the canvas and the screen of a pop-up camper.