Humidity at Night
We just got back from a week long trip to Michigan. The trip was great with our only complaint being the humid conditions both inside and outside the RV. It rained just about every night and the outside humidity was near 80% with temperatures in the low 80's.
Inside the RV was also humid. I experimented with the AC settings to try and drop the humidity as much as possibly. Still at night the humidity inside our 21ft TT would climb to around 70% with a temperature setting on the t-stat of about 72 deg F. Over the course of the week I tried several things to drop the humidity. Ultimately, I found turning the AC off in the afternoon and then on just before bed would drop it to the 55% range. However over the course of the night it would climb back up to 70% again making for an uncomfortable sleep.
This is the first time I experience this to this extent. Does anyone have any recommendations for dropping the RH inside the RV? Is my 1.5 ton A/C too large for the TT to draw out the humidity? Does anyone run a dehumidifier inside their TT?
Inside the RV was also humid. I experimented with the AC settings to try and drop the humidity as much as possibly. Still at night the humidity inside our 21ft TT would climb to around 70% with a temperature setting on the t-stat of about 72 deg F. Over the course of the week I tried several things to drop the humidity. Ultimately, I found turning the AC off in the afternoon and then on just before bed would drop it to the 55% range. However over the course of the night it would climb back up to 70% again making for an uncomfortable sleep.
This is the first time I experience this to this extent. Does anyone have any recommendations for dropping the RH inside the RV? Is my 1.5 ton A/C too large for the TT to draw out the humidity? Does anyone run a dehumidifier inside their TT?
