Windjammer Rain Forest — HELP, Please!
I have never experienced this before in the few years I have owned my windjammer, or any other travel trailer for that matter. For the last five days, we have been camping with relentless rain, The...
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Run you furnace. The forced air blowing out of vents will reduce the humidity just like it does in homes in the wintertime. We have also used the furnace, heated it up to 78 or so, then switch to air and took the temp back down to 72. That will dramatically reduce the humidity. After a couple hours, do it again. A dehumidifier will also help.
