How to Dehumidify without power.
Have 32 ft, Class C with front entertainment center (no large open space over the cab). Where currently parked for winter no elec available. Currently using some Dri-Z Air, using two bags with one...
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We live just up the coast from you on Van. Island. It does get humid here quite often! In the past, i have used Dry-Z-Air in my Roadtrek, with good results. We have also experienced times where things were really moist inside. When that happened, it was later found that the rear door had developed a leak, coming inside and getting everything moist, raising humidity. We now leave the roof vent cracked open (with a vent cover), and the front windows down a crack. We also have this little fan thing, designed for marine use, that keeps things bone dry. It works great.
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It sounds as if you need to check all over for water ingress. It isn't usually a concern, just being parked over the winter, but leaks sure are! Just look at how many units are parked all winter at RV Dealers, all over the country! They seem to make it ok.
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It sounds as if you need to check all over for water ingress. It isn't usually a concern, just being parked over the winter, but leaks sure are! Just look at how many units are parked all winter at RV Dealers, all over the country! They seem to make it ok.
