Preventing condensation?
Granted, since we've arrived in the pacific Northwest, it has been rainy and wet every day; and cold at night. Knowing that condensation would be a problem with 2 humans and 2 dogs all sharing one small camper, I always leave a window and the vent cracked open.
But it RAINED (inside) on us one night when Ed bumped the overhead vent shut and I didn't know it. All we had open was the little window under the cabover - cracked open about 2". Clearly, it wasn't enough because every metal surface was dripping by the morning; the vinyl popup portion was damp; and there was water dripping from the overhead vent frame (I'm assuming from the metal vent casing?). I use an electric heater, so it doesn't add to the problem. (We don't have an A/C, although Ed would think I was insane to want it running with night temps in the 40's)
How much fresh air do you folks add to prevent condensation??
But it RAINED (inside) on us one night when Ed bumped the overhead vent shut and I didn't know it. All we had open was the little window under the cabover - cracked open about 2". Clearly, it wasn't enough because every metal surface was dripping by the morning; the vinyl popup portion was damp; and there was water dripping from the overhead vent frame (I'm assuming from the metal vent casing?). I use an electric heater, so it doesn't add to the problem. (We don't have an A/C, although Ed would think I was insane to want it running with night temps in the 40's)
How much fresh air do you folks add to prevent condensation??
