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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Well after perusing through the most "viral" rvnet thread in a while, I can honestly say that a bunch of people on here really do s uck. Some of the comments are astounding!
It's beyond grump old men and just downright degrading....
To Jess, who's already on the trip I presume, doesn't your 37' TT have at least 2 fans in the roof? Crank those up, windows open.
Open windows while driving to cool down the camper. It'll be late and cooled off some by the time you stop.
Then if it's still too warm, each person gets an ad hoc swamp cooler. Take a towel or wash rag, wet it and use it like a blanket. If there's air moving, it will cool a body down.
We don't have AC at home and that's standard issue in the summer. Fan and a wet towel.
It's beyond grump old men and just downright degrading....
To Jess, who's already on the trip I presume, doesn't your 37' TT have at least 2 fans in the roof? Crank those up, windows open.
Open windows while driving to cool down the camper. It'll be late and cooled off some by the time you stop.
Then if it's still too warm, each person gets an ad hoc swamp cooler. Take a towel or wash rag, wet it and use it like a blanket. If there's air moving, it will cool a body down.
We don't have AC at home and that's standard issue in the summer. Fan and a wet towel.
