Outback 250rs Rear Slid Condensation Issues
when camping in colder weather wifey likes her heat, she also does a lot of cooking on the stove and uses the oven occasionally. We experience a lot of condensation on the windows to the point the sil...
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bid_time wrote:
You might need to try some way to insulate the walls from the outside. Some kind of wrap type insulating feature. Basically, you need to keep the walls in the slide out warmer so humidity doesn't condense on them.
Yes, I've considered that, but there is no easy way and I would cover the windows, seems like a PIA, If I can't have a $25k trailer not rot the slides out from the inside, I would just assume sell it and buy a trailer without slides.
But before it comes to that I'd like to hear from people with the same trailer and find out if they have had this problem and if they where able to solve it.
