Questions for those in the South
Not counting the Westfalia VW pop-top in the '70s, my wife and I just purchased our first "hard-sided" RV (had a Coleman PUP for a while). Based on our location on the Savannah River in SC, I have som...
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When I put it up for the winter we put some Damp Rid in it. That stuff really works. Also all the vents are left open.
I generally leave vents open (with vent covers) and use damp rid all the time. $2 containers are cheap way to manage moisture.
Not trying to be a wise a$$ but would someone please explain this to me? Isn't the damp Rid trapping the moisture that comes in through the open vents? The presense of moisture to me means damp air is somehow getting in. I close up my TT tight, and cover it when stored. Notice I live in Florida where you start sweating the minute you walk out the door. Humidity has been in the 90 percentile lately. Just reterived my TT from storage last weekend - it's as dry as a bone in there and the interior temps stay down due to the reflective top of my cover. Why not just use the Damp Rid in a closed TT - just in case?
