Rookie questions about the cold
My wife and I are going to be touring Arizona and New Mexico next month. We live in Southern California and dry camp a lot in our deserts during the winter. It's not unusual for our camping temps to b...
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Be sure to have enough battery to get you through the night with the furnace running. It just needs to blow enough air into the underbelly to keep things from freezing. Leave cabinet doors open so the plumbing underneath them gets some warm air circulation.
Don't make the mistake of using electric heaters to the extent that your furnace won't come on. The electric heat won't do the underbelly any good.
If you have water hookups, only use your hose to fill the tank and don't leave it connected. Disconnect and drain it well after every use.
Don't make the mistake of using electric heaters to the extent that your furnace won't come on. The electric heat won't do the underbelly any good.
If you have water hookups, only use your hose to fill the tank and don't leave it connected. Disconnect and drain it well after every use.
