Trailer Storage Humidity Control

We have had a boat for over 20 yrs in the northeast. Storing it in the winter, shrinkwrapped, out in 20-50 degree weather until it is opened to clean and prep for the summer. I have used a mixture of kitty litter and calcium chloride in a plastic tub. Four throughout the boat. Kitty litter on the bottom to absorb the water that the CC draws. When we open the boat in the spring, the plastic buckets are almost 2/3 full of water and there is no mildew growth on the headliner.

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Someone told me that you can just leave a table lamp in them with about a 100w bulb on...????

downtheroad wrote:
Also give this a try.....Dri z Air...Here
Home Depot/Lowes/Walmart

X2. This stuff works

Also give this a try.....Dri z Air...Here
Home Depot/Lowes/Walmart

I keep my vents open a little to allow the humidity & temperature to equalize. Less apt to have collect moisture inside the trailer.

Wally World sells an odor absorber in the RV accessories section. Might also try a few boxes of baking soda around various places in the TT.

An inexpensive way is to go and buy a box of dryer sheets that you like the smell of and place them in every drawer/cupboard on board. I even place them in the beds. I do this every year as part of my winterizing routine and it works great.