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tlukasavige172
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Jan 06, 2014

Does a Vented RV Furnace Add Moisture To The Air?

I'm wondering if your common furnace that you find on an RV that is vented to the outside adds moisture or condensation to the air compared to an airtronic type heater like a Webasto or Espar? I'm cam...
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Redsky
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Jan 06, 2014
Where you will get the moist moisture is from cooking, both from the LPG and from the food. A lot more than from the furnace. If concerned you can hook up a 110AC dehumidifier and run it when you are connected to shore power.

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