We camped this last week in cooler weather. We had an electric heater at night and we did a good job at keeping vented and we had no condensation issues. When we went to leave(after spending the week camping) the bunk ends and the mattress's were dam...
SDcampowneroperator wrote:Moisture condensing any where in a camper or at home is never good. Assuming you had good heat, you may have too much humidity. It is imperitive to vent moisture from cooking and showers to keep interior humidity below con...
coolmom42 wrote:There is some stuff called Hy-Vent that boaters use to prevent that problem. It's a thick mesh that allows air circulation under the mattress. It's not cheap, but I don't know of a good alternative.The condensation is from your body...
bikendan wrote:Pucka1378 wrote:We struggle a bit in the colder weather with the condensation. We have not been able to perfect this yet.Are you using Popup Gizmos and Reflectix? Are you allowing for air movement? If not, that's why you are struggling...
I have 2 sons ages 16 and 14 years old. We opted for them to share a bed vs a 3 bed model. Mainly for the storage space. We have the Dutchmen Aerolite 204ES it fits our needs really well. Lots of storage, a shower that fits my aprox 6feet boys and hu...
We just purchased our very first trailer and we opted for a HTT because we got the most bang for our buck with it. It is 24' with two pop out beds. We have 2 teen boys and 1 large dog. On our first trip out it poured. We were very comfortable in our ...
