Trailer Vented With Furnace On?
DW thinks opening vents or windows with the furnace on will help cut down on condensation. I'd just as soon close it up tight & not lose the heat. Aaaand, discuss....
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It is vital that RV owners take steps to control humidity. The condensation foming ofn the windows is a warning sign. Unless action is taken it will also form inside the walls. The water vapor penetrates all of the non air tight marterials until it comes in contact with the one it cannot penetrate. Usually the Filon outer layer. It then cools and condensates between the Filon and the luan that it is glued to. This breaks the glue bond and causes DELAMINATION.
Venting works, at the expense of losing some heat. A dehunidifier works very well if you have a way to power it.
My first one was a 40 pint model which did the job. It was recalled and I got a 50 pint one.... There is a very big difference in performance.
Get the largest one that you can live with... You will thank me later for this advice.
Venting works, at the expense of losing some heat. A dehunidifier works very well if you have a way to power it.
My first one was a 40 pint model which did the job. It was recalled and I got a 50 pint one.... There is a very big difference in performance.
Get the largest one that you can live with... You will thank me later for this advice.
