Window "leak" + Oregon storms = wet bed
My beautiful Scotsman is 49 years old and still has the original windows. The larger window near my bed leaked pretty badly, so after several failed attempts at finding the source of the leak and mode...
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Thanks, Kathy. I just amended my post to say that I considered condensation, but thought it was strange that it was forming only on the aluminum rim/edges, and not really on the glass itself. Any thoughts?
As for ventilation, good idea either way, all I have right now is a little 4X3-ish vent above the range, but that's not much circulation. I just weather-sealed all of my windows on the inside, so I could also just remove the plastic from one window and leave it a little cracked. I'm just worried about how difficult it will be to keep the trailer heated, though it would be better to have it a little cooler than warm and wet.
As for ventilation, good idea either way, all I have right now is a little 4X3-ish vent above the range, but that's not much circulation. I just weather-sealed all of my windows on the inside, so I could also just remove the plastic from one window and leave it a little cracked. I'm just worried about how difficult it will be to keep the trailer heated, though it would be better to have it a little cooler than warm and wet.
