Camper "nose" condensation
Due the house sale we have to stay in the camper in winter and condensation is huge problem. Bathroom window and slide windows do have internal gutters, that fill up with water and we have to spong...
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Do you have a low point like the front slider window cracked and an upper vent cracked? You need to have a means to let the air flow naturally to whisp away the moisture. I usually crack the slider window about 1/4" and a roof vent about 1/4-1/2 turn. When I cook, I open the roof vent more and the window behind the stove about 1/2-1". When you take a shower, make sure to open the nearest vent about a turn and leave it open for at least 15 minutes after the shower while it's still drying.
If you are having condensation on the windows, you need a bit more ventilation.
Some folks have built or use a heat exchange air flow system with a small fan. This way you exchange the air without losing hardly any heat.
You have the same problem in the house, but there is such a larger volume of air and enough natural leaks that you don't notice it.
If you are having condensation on the windows, you need a bit more ventilation.
Some folks have built or use a heat exchange air flow system with a small fan. This way you exchange the air without losing hardly any heat.
You have the same problem in the house, but there is such a larger volume of air and enough natural leaks that you don't notice it.
