A/C couldn't keep up. Help?
Last weekend I spent four days living in my RV, parked in front of my daughter's house in Phoenix, AZ. It was approximately 115 degrees outside. I live in Las Vegas, NV, and it was similar weather her...
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Scottiemom wrote:Putting the bubble insulation on the back walls of the cabinets is a good idea. I haven't thought of that. Our pantry and closets get HOT.
It was recommended we put the silver bubble wrap (insulation) in the windows. It's available at Lowe's or Home Depot. We did that and it helped immensely. If you are in the area a lot, I would even line your cabinets with it. I have not done that, but people say it helps a lot to keep not only heat, but cold from permeating the coach.
I have reflective bubble insulation covering all windows, insulated "pillows" covering the 3 roof vents, layers of heavy thread count white linen covering the shower skylight and the best I can do with 1 15K AC in a 32' FW is 16* less than whatever it is outside. If it's 100* outside with the sun beating down on the FW, it's going to be about 85* inside. It Is What It Is
