If you’ve got a lot, which it sounds like, vacuum them up and empty the vacuum in an outside garbage.

I just replace them with new ones. Filters trap airborne contaminants, handling a dirty filter is like holding a petri dish.

Good advice above. I would add taking breaks when needed. I’ve white knuckled it through high winds more times than I can remember. Give your arms and mind a rest when you can.

Been living in my RV for years – cheap lot rent (I’ve paid as little as $400/month for a 6 month reservation), no yard work, and simpler life.

That’s one of the reasons we mostly stay at state parks. Bigger lots and less packed (usually).

As others mentioned, Campendium, and I also like iOverlander, but it depends on the type of camping. Campendium is great for regular RV sites and even for boondocking spots. If you’re a memebr of a club, like KOA, Harvest Hosts, etc., you’ll want to use their apps. Usually, you’ll find campgrounds on one app that you won’t on another, so I typically check a few apps when searching.

My wife goes a little overboard hanging stuff on the walls and just decorating in general. Use command strips. And wipe the area with alcohol first.

Try changing the anode rod (assuming you have one).