A WOMAN who lives in a caravan full time has revealed the one purchase that keeps her tiny home smelling fresh.
Louise Wilson, 21, lives in a house on wheels with her partner and dog on tour around the UK.
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They both work remotely, with Louise being a virtual assistant.
Although renting is much cheaper than living in a house, caravan living can cause problems.
Since Louise is stuck in a small space all the time while working, it makes sense that her home can feel and even smell stuffy.
But she revealed she found a £5.99 cleaning bargain to avoid this.
In the clip she revealed that she was spending the day doing chores around the caravan and working.
She started by cleaning the room and making the bed before heading to the living room.
The living room consisted of two sofas with a small TV on the right and on the left side a small kitchen fully equipped with a sink, oven and minibar.
After tidying up the front room, she grabbed her spray to make the space smell wonderful.
“Now, spray this – it smells so good,” she he wrote.
She chose Swizzler’s Love Heart Strawberry room spray, which you can buy for £5.99 on Amazon.
In previous clips, Louise admitted it was difficult adapting to her new life.
Louise said: “As much as we love our little caravan, this life is taking some adjusting, but we wouldn’t change it for the world.
Your TikTok account @l.ouisewilson3 has amassed over 4,000 followers by sharing her van life journey.
Many people accepted the comments marveling at their new lifestyle.
Why caravan holidays are so underrated
Caravan park holidays are a staple in Britain. And with the cost of living crisis wreaking havoc on British stock exchanges, more of us are turning to them in search of an affordable break.
Josie O’Brien, senior digital writer at Fabulous, explains why she thinks caravan holidays are seriously underrated…
“When I was a child, my mother used to collect £9.50 holiday vouchers from The Sun. She used them to book a few nights at a caravan park during the school holidays.
“As an adult, I fully appreciate the convenience of a humble caravan holiday. No passport problems, no luggage limits and no standard hotel breakfast of stale toast and gray eggs.
“I still love caravan holidays as an adult. In a world where we do everything for grandma, a caravan park takes you back to basics. There’s no obligation to dress up, no stress about going on a million picturesque excursions in a week and I don’t feel disturbed in tourist spots like I do abroad.
“I love going to the coastal caravan parks and walking along the beach parade. My highlight is always the fresh mussels, ice cream and classic pubs for an afternoon drink.
“And then, of course, there is the cost. Staying in a caravan is definitely a lot cheaper than my international travel.
“Without expensive hotel bills and the ability to prepare my own meals, I’m spending hundreds of dollars less than I would abroad.
“I’ve had some of my best and most relaxing caravan holidays. Maybe one day I’ll buy my own.”
One person wrote: “I lived in a caravan in my grandmother’s garden for a few years, the best time ever!”
Another commented: “How beautiful.”
“My wife, my two dogs and I live in a static situation, the best thing I’ve ever done! £6,400 rent and bills for the year,” “wrote a third.
Meanwhile, a fourth said: “Good luck to you.”
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