Mold on dinette frame under cushions
We recently purchased a new-to-us 2020 Adventurer 89RB, used all of 6 times by the original owner. While looking in all the nooks and crannies to get to know our new truck camper, we discovered surfa...
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There could be a localized source of additional moisture/humidity, but just as likely simply my previous reply.
kill the mold and leave that seat/panel open when in storage. (and keep some active ventilation going in it during the wet season)If you’re storing it outside in the wet season, a breathable cover will do wonders.
May not eliminate the need 100% to keep the air moving in it, but stored a RV outdoors here and in SE AK too for a few years and the cover kept all condensation and moisture away. Never had to run fans if they had breathable covers on them.
