How to stay warm in cold weather.
We have often camped in cold weather including during snow storms. We have a 26ft TT with front bedroom,rear kitchen and walk through bath. The heater in the trailer works ok,but as soon as the blower...
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TurnThePage wrote:
My son has been living in our smallish trailer (24ft) in our back yard for a few months now. I winterized it to safeguard the plumbing. A cube heater keeps that entire trailer roasty toasty. We've had temps down in the single digits and have pretty much been below freezing for over a month now. He has yet to turn the heater on higher than the halfway point. Interestingly, no humidity issues at all.
To a large degree it's a matter of time and number of people.
If he's only in it at night and comes into the house for dinner and bathroom business, that's a lot less humidity added than a couple of people spending 18-20hr per day, taking showers and cooking.
But yes, a small trailer (particularly if no slide outs), doesn't take a lot to keep warm and an electric heater doesn't add any moisture to the air...unlike boiling pots of water.
