Is this true?
Two winters ago on the way home from Arizona we had a rubber piece that hand been chewed on around our fan fairing which got caught in the radiator fan, breaking of a blade and sending it through the ...
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Don't forget to carry a bucket of steam to drown the snipes in.
Really tho! Rodents love to occupy an RV. They go after the insulation on wiring, The canvas your heating and cooling ducting is made out of leaving you with the steel spring, plastic water lines, plus they haul in stuff to build their nests out of. Popsicle sticks, gum wrappers, twigs, dried grass. They leave their droppings every where. If left alone long enough they will destroy an RV interior, even out under the hood. Cleaning up after one of these attacks exposes you and pets to Hanta Virus. They are nothing to mess with. One thing to help keep them at bay is to take the time to go thru and chink all openings , holes , cracks however small they may be with steel wool. Traps always work too, but must be looked after regularly.
Really tho! Rodents love to occupy an RV. They go after the insulation on wiring, The canvas your heating and cooling ducting is made out of leaving you with the steel spring, plastic water lines, plus they haul in stuff to build their nests out of. Popsicle sticks, gum wrappers, twigs, dried grass. They leave their droppings every where. If left alone long enough they will destroy an RV interior, even out under the hood. Cleaning up after one of these attacks exposes you and pets to Hanta Virus. They are nothing to mess with. One thing to help keep them at bay is to take the time to go thru and chink all openings , holes , cracks however small they may be with steel wool. Traps always work too, but must be looked after regularly.
