summer-Time Sleep Mode

I too prop the fridge open and put a couple mouse traps in the trailer. I put one in living area and one in cargo space. Be sure to take all food out, clean the trailer and wash the bedding.

I haven't gotten any bugs, but I think spraying the landing gear and such with bug killer is a good idea....mine sits in our garage when not being used, but still could get em.

I've heard run the genny with a decent load once a month. Something about keeping the moisture out of it. I don't think its as big a deal here in Colorado as it would be in a humid climate like FL. A decent load would be your A/C, so run it too once a month. Daily would be overkill.

I have a battery tender that I often hook ours up to in order to keep the batteries charged. Its not just a charger...its a Battery Tender.

I flush our waste tanks before storage and put in a few gallons of water and the normal tank treatment. In the winter, I add RV antifreeze and of course I winterize the rig.

I try to move mine a couple times each winter to hopefully help prevent tire problems.

We keep our fridge/freezer doors open to prevent mold. We also keep both roof vents open, they are covered, and two vent windows cracked open so that air can circulate freely. For bugs I spray Ortho liquid Pest control on the landing pads, springs and axles. I also set two mouse traps inside just in case we get a visitor. In two years have not seen so much as an ant and no mold or musty smells. I do go out every weekend and check everything out and wash the outside once a month.