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- darsbenExplorer IIBreathe shallow
- handye9Explorer IIThe colder the weather, the more you'll have issues with condensation. You probably won't totally get rid of it, but, a few things that help are:
1. Leave a window or roof vent open, just a crack.
2. Use a dehumidifier.
3 Leave cabinet / closet doors open.
4. Move things away from exterior walls to allow air circulation.
5. Reduce coffee making and cooking - atreisExplorerI leave the cabinet doors open when the trailer isn't being used.
- Dick_BExplorerHaving no particular expertise I suspect little or none insulation on the walls where the cabinets are located which would make the cabinets `cold' creating the condensation. Sort of like the condensation on the outside of a glass of a cold drink.
Solution? Keep the doors open? Dehumidifier? pull the cabinets and improve the insulation? Install small lights inside the cabinets like under cabinet lights to warm up the space; actually some sort of heat producing resistor would do the same.
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