Condensation
This summer we upgraded from tent camping to a new hybrid trailer. We love it and even with a very busy summer we managed to get it out 5 times. This weekend we had one last trip before putting it a...
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you probably had the trailer completely sealed up with the furnace on.
big mistake!
the same thing could happen in a regular RV if no air movement is present.
you need air movement and PUG's/solar blankets.
you need to allow for air to move and put the blankets on top of the tent ends.
you should have a vent cracked along with opening a tent window a little bit.
for most, this will cure the condensation issue.
big mistake!
the same thing could happen in a regular RV if no air movement is present.
you need air movement and PUG's/solar blankets.
you need to allow for air to move and put the blankets on top of the tent ends.
you should have a vent cracked along with opening a tent window a little bit.
for most, this will cure the condensation issue.
