Winter boondocking in a Class C
My class C is winterized about 4 months out of the year, but I use it year-round. A few notes. I always use paper plates and bowls, so dishwashing is never an issue. For metal cutlery, I have a ...
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I don't see the need for any negativity. OP is just describing what works for him.
Re the cabover windows:
We have been winter camping for the past 4 weeks in AZ. Lows in the 20s and 30s. I have noticed that it seems like a crazy amount of cold is coming from the two side windows up there. Are they any worse than the other windows? They seem to be. If so, why? All of our windows are single pane. They are definitely the weak link. Well, along with the roof vents and shower skylight. We have pillows in the roof vents. Nothing in the skylight, and that bathroom gets good and cold overnight.
We have an insulated blanket blocking off the lower part of the cab.
Maybe I should go to the hardware store today and get a window kit for those bunk windows.
Re the cabover windows:
We have been winter camping for the past 4 weeks in AZ. Lows in the 20s and 30s. I have noticed that it seems like a crazy amount of cold is coming from the two side windows up there. Are they any worse than the other windows? They seem to be. If so, why? All of our windows are single pane. They are definitely the weak link. Well, along with the roof vents and shower skylight. We have pillows in the roof vents. Nothing in the skylight, and that bathroom gets good and cold overnight.
We have an insulated blanket blocking off the lower part of the cab.
Maybe I should go to the hardware store today and get a window kit for those bunk windows.
