Winter-Proofing your RV in cold locations....
We're currently on a 10 day RV trip during which we have had to change our plans.... Originally we were going to spend a few days at my favorite National Park here - Zion - but a Utah paper had sai...
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You do mean for your continued trip, right? If so...go to a hardware store and purchase a small-ishy ceramac heater. You'll be parked in RV lots, right? Plug it in...open up all your cupboards to allow the warm air to keep your lines ice-free. Open up at least one window..yeah, I know...counter intuative..but you are creating mositure just thru breathing never mind cooking, washing, etc., and that moisture will make you feel really really cold.
22 isn't life threatening for you in your RV, it's just cold. You can't be just out boondocking ..that's parked without power, if you haven't prepared for that adventure. Your battery(s) will die a fast death
As far as winterizing...it all kinda depends on where you are parking the RV overwinter. From what I have read, you plan to camp over winter. If you have power, just leave the ceramic heater on low setting with the cupboards open. Then, start asking questions about how to do the camping thing. It is great fun, you just need to learn how to do it.
also..I have sent you a pm.
Gary Haupt
22 isn't life threatening for you in your RV, it's just cold. You can't be just out boondocking ..that's parked without power, if you haven't prepared for that adventure. Your battery(s) will die a fast death
As far as winterizing...it all kinda depends on where you are parking the RV overwinter. From what I have read, you plan to camp over winter. If you have power, just leave the ceramic heater on low setting with the cupboards open. Then, start asking questions about how to do the camping thing. It is great fun, you just need to learn how to do it.
also..I have sent you a pm.
Gary Haupt
