Who's got experience with Travel Trailers?

[AeroNautical]

I like those windows, do you ever notice it getting "foggy" inside of yours when all windows are closed on a rainy day? Would a dehumidifier be a worthy investment? 

[Pete M]

1 hour ago, PFCLeist said:

I like those windows, do you ever notice it getting "foggy" inside of yours when all windows are closed on a rainy day? Would a dehumidifier be a worthy investment? 

 

generally speaking, ventilation is key for campers.   the humidity comes from your own breath.  but honestly, if I was living in it for a long time in one place, I would most definitely try a dehumidifier.   

[Big_Mark]

I don't have any experience with travel trailers, I just wanted to chime into say, every time I see this thread pop up I think it says "Who's got experience with TIME TRAVELLERS?"  and it cracks me up!

 

That is all, please carry on with your regularly scheduled programming...

[AeroNautical]

23 minutes ago, Big_Mark said:

I don't have any experience with travel trailers, I just wanted to chime into say, every time I see this thread pop up I think it says "Who's got experience with TIME TRAVELLERS?"  and it cracks me up!

 

That is all, please carry on with your regularly scheduled programming...

[Pete M]

with the layout of that one you shared, you can even place the dehumidifier in the middle of the trailer and let it drain right into the shower stall. 

[m2bandit]

Burning propane creates moisture so oven/burners are a major source.

If you get the regular vents put these covers on them so you can still have your vent open in the rain.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000UUMM6K/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Pete M]

ooo, which reminds me, we never use the furnace if we have shore power.  we have a small 110v heater.   do be sure to get a good one though.  you want some decent control over the temperature.