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For storing clean towels, we added a rack over the commode which we found at Home Depot. We found a magazine and TP holder along with the towel rack for the door and trash can at Wal-Mart. We used milk carton crates to store our own individual personal toiletries for showering (Five of us). Since we’re staying at campsites with showers, we store the milk cartons in the tub and store the dirty clothes/towels in a large plastic bag in the remaining space in the tub. We secured the towels on the rack with bungee cords when traveling.  

We added extra foam padding, sheets and comforters to the bunks which were purchased on clearance at Target. We made our own carpet runs from material cut to length at Home Depot.

I wanted to monitor the temperature of the fridge so I used an inside/outside temperature unit purchased at Wal-Mart, around $10, yes the picture below shows that it's 23 degrees in the TT. The outside temp sensor was stored in the fridge and the inside was stored in the TT.

While we were in Texas it was in the 80’s, the fridge was consistently in the low 30s. Water bottles stored on top started to freeze and ice-cream in the freezer was rock hard. The only time the temp went up, low 40s, was when we loaded the fridge up with a bunch of warm waters and pop, it took several hours to cool everything back down.

I wanted an additional propane tank added on but couldn’t due to the hitch sway bar attachments so I stored an extra tank in the under-bed storage area. I stored the tank on its side secured in two old milk crates, one crate, inverted, covering the top part of the tank and the other covering the bottom, this prevented the tank from rolling around as well as protected the valve from everthing else packed around the tank.

Here are some pics-