Question?
My wife and I are considering moving from a FW to a Class C. However, I have been told that Class C are less insulated than FW. Can someone tell me what they know about this? Although we stay close t...
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Sprink-Fitter wrote:Jerseydevil wrote:
We slept like babies in our C last month in below freezing temps. Bring layers, sleep under cover, turn heat on and you should be fine.
Yes, you can sleep in it, but can you use the bathroom or wash dishes?
I don't know about Jerseydevil's RV, but I certainly can and have. I can also take a hot shower or get a half bucket of water to squeegee the windshield off. Enclosed tanks, a heated wet bay (via a little duct hose from the furnace), and plumbing runs within the insulated envelope of the RV make at least relatively moderate freezing temperatures a non-issue for water system operation. I would probably start having second thoughts if it gets too far below zero.
The most annoying parts for me are related to returning home: finding an open dump station, and having to re-winterize in the snow and cold and (sometimes) dark unless I want to keep the furnace running solely to keep the plumbing happy.
