Cold weather condensation solution?
We're looking to buy our first motorhome and trying to put together our list of requirements. It figures to be a used unit for budgetary reasons. One problem we've had with the travel trailer is c...
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Hi,
To stop condensation the temperature of the surface (of glass or walls) needs to be above the dew point.
Cover the windows from the outside.
Another solution is a 4 inch strip of 1/2 inch thick Styrofoam insulation along the bottom of the windows--again on the outside. The water condenses on the glass, flows down, hits the warm glass and evaporates back into the air.
Lowering the relative humidity also helps. Open a window and place an electric heater by it. Open a roof vent.
To stop condensation the temperature of the surface (of glass or walls) needs to be above the dew point.
Cover the windows from the outside.
Another solution is a 4 inch strip of 1/2 inch thick Styrofoam insulation along the bottom of the windows--again on the outside. The water condenses on the glass, flows down, hits the warm glass and evaporates back into the air.
Lowering the relative humidity also helps. Open a window and place an electric heater by it. Open a roof vent.
