Protecting slide-out awnings from snow load

Don't forget to put vent pillows (insulated pillows) in you vent openings. You lose a lot of heat thru them. They also make some for the skylight over the shower. For windows you can use the bubble wrap and we have day/night shades and valances. I used a tension rod slid up under the valance and hung insulated curtains cut to length and hemmed which helps with the cold. I did not slit them down the middle but if I wanted them open, just slid them to one side on the rod, and pushed the day/night shade open. Any extra layers on the floor will help you feel warmer also. We spend a lot of time at our dinette booth so have an extra rug on the floor on top of the carpet. If your feet are warm it will help the rest of you feel warmer too. Get a cheap memory foam pad and put on your bed under your sheet - one without the cool gel (Walmart) . They absorb your body heat and keep you warm and toasty at night.