Leaving RV in AZ in summer?
Has anyone left their RV in AZ in the summer with electric plugged in & a/c on? If so, what did it cost you per month? What other recommendations would you suggest for someone thinking about doing this? Thanks!
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samsontdog wrote:
I have a bunch of Park Models that I rent out here in Yuma . I turn off the elect, water for 7 months. I also leave 7 or 8 gallon milk cartons thruout
the Park Models and Houses with water in them. I cover all the windows, toilets,
all drains in sink, shower etc I have been doing this since 2000. Works for me.
We also leave two cars here for 7 months. I make sure batterys are charged up,
I disconnect the battery. Come back in Oct and cars start right up.
The cars are under awning cover with 3 car covers over them and still get dust in and over them
Good post...perfect!- I have a bunch of Park Models that I rent out here in Yuma . I turn off the elect, water for 7 months. I also leave 7 or 8 gallon milk cartons thruout
the Park Models and Houses with water in them. I cover all the windows, toilets,
all drains in sink, shower etc I have been doing this since 2000. Works for me.
We also leave two cars here for 7 months. I make sure batterys are charged up,
I disconnect the battery. Come back in Oct and cars start right up.
The cars are under awning cover with 3 car covers over them and still get dust in and over them - Don't think I would leave it plugged in with the air on.
We have a park model in Yuma which we close up and turn off the power. I purchased several 5 gallon buckets at Home Depot with lids. I cut about 1/2 of the lids out and, fill them with water to keep a little humidity in the air. I also add a little cooking oil to the drain traps to keep the water from evaporating. So far that has worked fine for us. - What other recommendations? Don’t.
