Winter boondock... Cold cab over. Need ideas.
Took a quick overnighter to the Forbes Forest state game lands in the Laurel Highlands of PA last weekend. The temp was 19 degrees. First true winter boondocking in the old girl. The furn...
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jimh425 wrote:I tried various methods, and this has worked the best for me. I will also use this in the summer when it is exceptionally hot. Easily stored flat under the mattress and dinette cushions.
We use reflectix. DW used scissors to cut it to fit all windows, skylights and vents. She cut the skylight and vents pieces a little larger so they stay in place. In the windows, the blinds hold them in place. For the back window of door, we attached the reflectix with velcro. We also cut it to fit underneath the bed.
The piece under the bed stays. The rest we roll up and store in a nylon round bag that she made out of cordura. She also cut pieces to fix the cabinets near the bed to keep that cold out. Those stay in place.
It makes a huge difference. You can buy rolls of it at Home Depot or order online.
Wayne
