How to stay warm with out electricity?
I check the long term weather forecast for our mid-April trip. The first stop at Great Sand Dunes NP in CO is in southern CO but at an elevation of about 8,000 feet. We can expect low temp at night ...
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First, no heat overnight will not hurt your piping. It's the extended time day and night that does.
If this issue is just for a night or two then go with more blankets or a comfortor and flannel sheets. When you get up start the stove-top coffee pot and put some cinnamon rolls in the oven and your RV will soon be warm.
If you plan to do much boondocking/dry camping in the future get yourself a SAFE propane heater. We used one for 16 years of our full-timing. It gives a constant, warm quiet heat. However, we didn't sleep with it... just used it when we were up and active. They use little propane and unlike a furnace it's an economical heat that's not wasted as a furnace is.
If this issue is just for a night or two then go with more blankets or a comfortor and flannel sheets. When you get up start the stove-top coffee pot and put some cinnamon rolls in the oven and your RV will soon be warm.
If you plan to do much boondocking/dry camping in the future get yourself a SAFE propane heater. We used one for 16 years of our full-timing. It gives a constant, warm quiet heat. However, we didn't sleep with it... just used it when we were up and active. They use little propane and unlike a furnace it's an economical heat that's not wasted as a furnace is.
