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rockhillmanor
Nov 21, 2013Explorer II
RV pillow vent covers in ALL your roof vents. Found at all RV stores.
The vents are not sealed and they are plastic and all the heat goes right out thru them. Just putting a pillow vent cover in them will make a BIG difference.
In real cold weather I cover all the coach windows with van sized windshield sun shades. Walmart carries them. They will fit right under the day night shades without having to put velcro on any part of your coach.
Just doing these 2 simple things will increase the temps inside by 20 degrees. And for me that is WITHOUT the coach heat on, only the dash heat.
RV vent pillows with silver on one side that also keeps the heat out during the summer months. Fits snuggly inside rv vent with 'out' having to put any tapes on your coach.

The vents are not sealed and they are plastic and all the heat goes right out thru them. Just putting a pillow vent cover in them will make a BIG difference.
In real cold weather I cover all the coach windows with van sized windshield sun shades. Walmart carries them. They will fit right under the day night shades without having to put velcro on any part of your coach.
Just doing these 2 simple things will increase the temps inside by 20 degrees. And for me that is WITHOUT the coach heat on, only the dash heat.
RV vent pillows with silver on one side that also keeps the heat out during the summer months. Fits snuggly inside rv vent with 'out' having to put any tapes on your coach.

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