Staying in Coach in Montana Winter
I have need to reside in my coach this winter in the Bitterroot Valley south of Missoula, or in Missoula. I have located a couple of parks who are open in the winter. Both parks require/suggest having...
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The problem with the humidity is not the outside humidity but the inside humidity. If you take a shower, you put water in the air, unless you want to run the ceiling vent during your shower. If you cook on the stove, more moisture. Just you sitting inside the coach will put some moisture in to the inside air and this is what will condensate on the inside of your windows, especially the windshield. Electric resistance heaters will remove most of this moisture but it can still be a problem if you create a lot of moisture during the day.
It is also a good idea to make sure that your sewer line is put on stands so that it drains completely and does not have any standing water that will freeze. Again, only drain your tanks when they are full and if the sewer line drains completely, frozen waste will not be a problem.
It is also a good idea to make sure that your sewer line is put on stands so that it drains completely and does not have any standing water that will freeze. Again, only drain your tanks when they are full and if the sewer line drains completely, frozen waste will not be a problem.
