Insulating windows
I have big problems with condensation on windows camping here in the mountains in spring and fall. I’m trying to find a solution.
Is there some way to easily and effectively insulate windows at night, yet remove the insulation layer during the daylight hours for light and, as needed, some ventilation?
I’m thinking of something that could seal well enough around the edges to minimize condensation and prevent a little heat loss, yet be removed and rolled-up or folded during the days.
I’ve put the clear heat-shrink plastic over the windows I don’t need to open, and it works great. But the others can get condensation like crazy. I’m mainly wondering if there is a solution other than dual pane windows for my next RV, although I'd also like to find a good solution for our current TT in the meantime.
Wayne
Is there some way to easily and effectively insulate windows at night, yet remove the insulation layer during the daylight hours for light and, as needed, some ventilation?
I’m thinking of something that could seal well enough around the edges to minimize condensation and prevent a little heat loss, yet be removed and rolled-up or folded during the days.
I’ve put the clear heat-shrink plastic over the windows I don’t need to open, and it works great. But the others can get condensation like crazy. I’m mainly wondering if there is a solution other than dual pane windows for my next RV, although I'd also like to find a good solution for our current TT in the meantime.
Wayne
