The temperature inside my RV during the day when we are traveling and the RV is parked can get up over 100dF. I have a Class B so the RV comes with us when we go out for the day and is parked while we are visiting sights, etc. The A/C cannot be left on inside and even with the roof fan vent open it still gets hot. Diabetes meter strips need to be kept below 85 dF - according to the bottle. We are trying to figure out a way to keep them cooler than the temperature inside the RV - they cannot be put in the refrigerator.
Any ideas? Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks!
