Moldy interior of TT - disgusting!
Argh - not a happy camper! I dragged my TT out of storage for the first time this year to go camping for the Victoria Day long weekend. I hooked up, did a cursory check inside, closed the fridg...
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The TT is stored in the open on a large property.
There is no power available so plugging something in is not an option.
Yes, it does have a leak and the back end is badly rotten in the floor, however, it has been like that for a very long time and I have never had an issue before. I know it is damp inside. In previous years, it only smelled a little damp in the spring when I first used it but everything was as clean as the day I parked it. I would crank up the heat with a few openings cracked and all was well.
Although I leave the roof vents open, I never thought of cracking a window. I have the jalousie windows so can do that without too much risk of water entry.
Security is not an issue - I could probably leave it unlocked and wouldn't have a problem.
Due to the rot, I am actively looking for an affordable replacement but until that time I have to use it like it is.
Thanks for the suggestion about the Damp Rid and Dri-Z-Air. I will check it out for sure.
There is no power available so plugging something in is not an option.
Yes, it does have a leak and the back end is badly rotten in the floor, however, it has been like that for a very long time and I have never had an issue before. I know it is damp inside. In previous years, it only smelled a little damp in the spring when I first used it but everything was as clean as the day I parked it. I would crank up the heat with a few openings cracked and all was well.
Although I leave the roof vents open, I never thought of cracking a window. I have the jalousie windows so can do that without too much risk of water entry.
Security is not an issue - I could probably leave it unlocked and wouldn't have a problem.
Due to the rot, I am actively looking for an affordable replacement but until that time I have to use it like it is.
Thanks for the suggestion about the Damp Rid and Dri-Z-Air. I will check it out for sure.
