Winter heat
Hello, I am a newer RV owner. I'd like to keep the unit heated at a minimum heat this winter (near 50 F). I can think of 2 choices: Use a space heater or plug the RV into electricity and then use i...
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DownTheAvenue wrote:the bear II wrote:
I've read where RV'ers have used a light bulb to maintain heat in the RV during the winter months. Not sure how well it works but I remember reading several posts over the years with reference to using a light bulb. Now days it's becoming harder to find an incandescent light bulb to use for the heat source.
If this were true, then the lighting on our houses would heat it and no furnace would be needed. Then in the summer, it would be so hot with the lights on, that we would be sitting in the dark!
Light bulbs will not heat your house. But they can prevent pipes from freezing. It only takes a little heat to keep things from freezing
