Freezing weather prep

Your propane heater should keep the inside warm enough as long as you do not run out of propane. They do have plug in 1500 watt electric heaters that can help keep things comfortable and lesson the dependence on the propane furnace.
I would make sure that your fresh water tank is topped off and then put a 100 watt lamp in the wet compartment to keep the water pipes/pump from freezing.
At Home Depot they have rubber insulation that goes over 1/2" plumbing pipes. These usually come in 3' sections and I have seen people use them to block any wind that may come in around your slides. If your slides seal fine, then do not worry about them.

Pulling in the slides is not a bad idea. Less area to heat. Make sure you have plenty of LP. Hopfully your tanks are also heated. Maybe put a lightbulb in the wet bay. Good luck.

what is a wet bay??

balfre1946 wrote:
what is a wet bay??

One with water in it.

balfre1946 wrote:
what is a wet bay??

It's the bay where your water and sewer connections are.

They're where your water tank and valves are , mine are in 2 compartments,so I use 2 droplights

ah thanks will do

balfre1946 wrote:
what is a wet bay??

I am referring to the bay where the dump valves are. You may also want a bulb in the water pump area if its not heated.

My solution is to live in Arizona.

On my class A, I also turn on the engine block heater - since the engine block is near the water tanks, its warmth spreads around to the whole area.