RV Covers in snowy areas.
Wondering if anyone has experience with an RV cover that functions well in a snowy climate. Pro's and con's? What brand, model of cover?
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TurnThePage wrote:Deb and Ed M wrote:I've been considering doing just that. We don't even need the Damp Rid up here in the inland northwest.
My neighbor used to shrink-wrap just the top of his class c - left the door available so they could go inside and check on it. Worked great! If you were going to do the whole RV, I'd add a few buckets of Damp-Rid to the inside, just in case.
The neighbor removed it carefully in the spring; and was able to use it several years afterward. I think he sold the Class C before the shrink-wrap actually wore out? He also put that on an old boat lift with a canopy that had been shredded by the wind - to my knowledge, it's still in use years later! That stuff is tough!
