Insulating window for winter
I was going to use the thin reflective insulation that comes in rolls to put over my windows for insulation. I do have a de-humidifier but someone brought up the fact that I would still get condensat...
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carl2591 wrote:
Attention to roof openings, and door weatherstrip really pays off.
X10!
The roof vents are a real big problem for letting cold air in 'and' letting your heat out, in winter. I have 3 roof vents. Once I found out about vent pillows what a DIFFERENCE it made in keeping my coach warm in winter.
The ones made of material with the silver lining on the other side are the ones that work the best! They pop right in and stay put. I leave them in when traveling also.
AND
In summer they also keep the hot heat out and your air conditioning cooling from escaping thru the not sealed, plastic vents. :W
