Condensation In TT on Cold Mornings
My DW and I went on our first October camping trip and first night out when it was cold enough to get condensation inside the TT. Question: What is the best way to prevent this? Not only the windo...
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Being from Keizer you understand Pac NW rain. Camping in the rain I used to keep the trailer buttoned up at night, because it simply was not wise to leave the roof vents open in nightly rain/downpours up here. Used to wake up each morning to dripping windows and puddled water underneath them. I would spend a minimum of 1/2 hour every morning wiping down all the interior windows and surfaces of condensation.
Several years ago I ordered and installed roof vent covers myself: best trailer investment I ever made. I leave my roof covers open 24/7 year round. Have never had condensation since. I don't even use Dri-Z-Air anymore.
In my book roof cover vents are the best thing for this climate. Leave them open all the time, even when underway. Nothing gets in accept fresh air.
Several years ago I ordered and installed roof vent covers myself: best trailer investment I ever made. I leave my roof covers open 24/7 year round. Have never had condensation since. I don't even use Dri-Z-Air anymore.
In my book roof cover vents are the best thing for this climate. Leave them open all the time, even when underway. Nothing gets in accept fresh air.
