Winter storage advice- interior of trailer?
Hello all,
Let me start by saying I did search the forums, didn't really find anything very relevant to my questions. I would imagine this has been discussed though, I guess my search-Kung-fu must be a little rusty.
Anyways, when you get everything closed up, packed up, and ready to sit the 3-4 months of winter, does anyone do anything else besides winterizing the plumbing system? This will be our first winter owning the TT, my wife's parents have a pop-up that the put moth balls in. They do this every year, the bad part is the whole camping season the trailer and EVERYTHING in it smell like moth balls. I really want to stay away from them with our TT. I've also heard of people putting kitty litter in a open container and just sitting it inside, supposedly to help draw in any moisture that may collect. I read somewhere on this forum that citronella candles just sitting unlit will help keep unwanted critters out of the TT. I'm just worried about something making camp inside the canvas of the fold down ends and in the mattress' and other items of that nature.
I guess I'm just asking what steps everyone takes to insure the trailers are fresh and critter free in the spring?
Let me start by saying I did search the forums, didn't really find anything very relevant to my questions. I would imagine this has been discussed though, I guess my search-Kung-fu must be a little rusty.
Anyways, when you get everything closed up, packed up, and ready to sit the 3-4 months of winter, does anyone do anything else besides winterizing the plumbing system? This will be our first winter owning the TT, my wife's parents have a pop-up that the put moth balls in. They do this every year, the bad part is the whole camping season the trailer and EVERYTHING in it smell like moth balls. I really want to stay away from them with our TT. I've also heard of people putting kitty litter in a open container and just sitting it inside, supposedly to help draw in any moisture that may collect. I read somewhere on this forum that citronella candles just sitting unlit will help keep unwanted critters out of the TT. I'm just worried about something making camp inside the canvas of the fold down ends and in the mattress' and other items of that nature.
I guess I'm just asking what steps everyone takes to insure the trailers are fresh and critter free in the spring?
