Keeping cool while boondocking
We leave for a 2 week trip on Friday. Our first night we are boondocking in a Cabela's parking lot. The problem is that it's going to be warm...and there are 13 of us in a TT. I keep thinking that ...
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Maybe this will help a little with ventilation -- on most trailers, at least one window swings out (as an emergency escape). But the prop rod inside the trailer does not push the window out very far, so that it does not really catch the breeze at all.
So in order to get maximum airflow, we keep a thin dowel handy -- we go outside, lift the window, and use the dowel to prop open the window horizontally. One end of the dowel sits on the rubber molding around the window glass, and the other end sits in the window frame.
So in order to get maximum airflow, we keep a thin dowel handy -- we go outside, lift the window, and use the dowel to prop open the window horizontally. One end of the dowel sits on the rubber molding around the window glass, and the other end sits in the window frame.
