condensation on windows
We don't normally go camping in the spring or fall when we need to run the furnace in the camper because our kids are in school, but we are this year. I noticed the other morning, after "camping" in ...
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RV repair tech told me that having condensation on the windows means there is also condensation inside the walls, you just can't see it.
Condensation is a product of more moisture than the atmosphere can support, there's a bunch of variables behind it. Cracking the windows and roof vents NEVER worked for me, especially since I use my RV's kitchen a lot.
I purchased a Frigidaire 70 pint dehumidifier and leave it on if I'm at a CG with power, or run it occasionally if I'm bookdocking. It's amazing after running for a few days the gallons of water that I dump out. One of these days I'll drill a hole in the belly and run a drain hose for it.
Condensation is a product of more moisture than the atmosphere can support, there's a bunch of variables behind it. Cracking the windows and roof vents NEVER worked for me, especially since I use my RV's kitchen a lot.
I purchased a Frigidaire 70 pint dehumidifier and leave it on if I'm at a CG with power, or run it occasionally if I'm bookdocking. It's amazing after running for a few days the gallons of water that I dump out. One of these days I'll drill a hole in the belly and run a drain hose for it.
