In today’s Phone Tap, we called the mother of a kid who has a birthday party at the Aquarium coming up. In your brand new Phone Tap, Jose poses as an animal control officer who got a little sidetracked at his job and now there’s wild rodents all over the place. Today’s Phone Tap victim had their car stolen but good news: We found it! Bad news, someone’s living in it and possession is 9/10ths of the law! Sorry about that… In today’s Phone Tap we’re installing a 10 part system just for the guy on the phone to even open his email So, what are you waiting for? Order some tap lights for your RV now! You’ll find a wide assortment of them here.It feels like companies do everything they can to make the easy things difficult for their employees. Some are dimmable, too, while still other tap lights come with a wireless remote! If you worry about forgetting to “tap off” your light, worry no longer! Some tap lights feature an on/off timer. Now you can buy tap lights in different colors. Today’s tap lights have so many features compared to their predecessors.

(Storage boxes blocked the light.) Now we have two additional lights (tap lights) in the basement and it’s as bright as Las Vegas! Well, almost… Even with the original RV basement light, hubby had trouble finding things without a flashlight. RV basement: We have a lot of things stored in our RV basement.Now we can easily spot blown fuses without dragging out the flashlight. So we purchased a smaller tap light and put it inside the control panel. The hall light doesn’t light the panel, nor do the kitchen lights. Inside control panel: Our control panel is in the space between the kitchen and the hallway.That’s another place we put tap lights (one for his side and one for mine). Inside closet: Yes, our RV has a closet light but when clothes are hung on the closet rod, they cast shadows on the closet shelves making shelved clothing difficult to see.They are not positioned to help me read and they shine in hubby’s eyes and keep him awake. There are two lights in the ceiling at the end of our bed. Above bed pillows: I like to read in bed.Now we no longer have to balance a flashlight with one hand and scrabble for that sweatshirt at the same time! Inside the under-the-bed storage: There is so much space under our king-size bed! But honestly, the space was not practical until hubby put a tap light under there.We use a lower lumen tap light near her bunk and everyone sleeps better. The littlest one still wants a night light. As a night light: Our grandkids love camping with us.Since placing tap lights under the sinks, I can easily see what supplies I have and what products I need to buy on our next run to Walmart. Under sinks: I store most of our cleaning supplies under our kitchen and bathroom sinks.Some cabinets are illuminated by the RV’s ceiling lights, but for those that aren’t, I installed tap lights. Inside cabinets: Your RV may feature lights inside the storage cabinets.Here are some places where I’ve used tap lights in our RV: Other lights come with self-stick adhesive for quick application. Some lights can be fastened in place with a simple screw or two. The LED bulbs with 55 lumens or more will help you see into the back recesses of your RV and enable you to make use of previously unusable space. If you haven’t checked out tap lights lately, you should! Now these handy, battery-powered lights feature LED bulbs that shine much brighter than the original tap lights. These little lights have really improved over the past few years. Tap lights are my choice when it comes to illuminating those dark spaces. How many places in your RV could be improved with a little more light? Good news! You can easily light up those dark spaces with very little effort and not much money either.