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ArchHoagland wrote:Mody n Domy wrote:
I bought a dehumidifier the smallest one Sears had. We run it in the living room at night and in the bedroom in the day. I don't run it every day unless we notice the windows getting condensation on them. It does a great job of removing excess humidity. Before I bought it we had water running down the bedroom closet wall soaking everything on the floor. We also had water drip on the dash from condensation on the front cap. After using it we have had no problem with condensation anywhere.If you spend time in the RV in the cold I highly recommend one. The other thing to think about is to much condensation could cause mold and delamination of sidewalls.
Where does the water go?
Do you run a drain line?
Which model did you buy?
We must be willing to get rid of the life we've planned,
so as to have the life that is waiting for us.
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โJan-24-2016 07:23 PM
Mody n Domy wrote:
I bought a dehumidifier the smallest one Sears had. We run it in the living room at night and in the bedroom in the day. I don't run it every day unless we notice the windows getting condensation on them. It does a great job of removing excess humidity. Before I bought it we had water running down the bedroom closet wall soaking everything on the floor. We also had water drip on the dash from condensation on the front cap. After using it we have had no problem with condensation anywhere.If you spend time in the RV in the cold I highly recommend one. The other thing to think about is to much condensation could cause mold and delamination of sidewalls.
โJan-24-2016 06:22 PM
blknomad wrote:Because the glass temperature is below the dew point in the RV.
Why do I have so much condensation on my windows? I'm at my wits end.
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