Moldy interior of TT - disgusting!
Argh - not a happy camper! I dragged my TT out of storage for the first time this year to go camping for the Victoria Day long weekend. I hooked up, did a cursory check inside, closed the fridg...
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BuckBarker wrote:
Either open the roof vents that are covered with Max Airs or run a dehumidifier. Being it's stored away from home I guess you are stuck with the first option.
I button it up tight and use a dehumidifier and/or Dry-Z-Air. Opening vents just lets more moisture into the RV during our wet season in the PNW (Oct-mid July).
