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Old 10-30-2016, 07:25 AM   #1
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Hi all, I'm going to be putting my 19h into storage today. My question is I have a vent cover which allows me to leave the vent open and the camper will be indoors but not heated, should I leave it open a crack or keep it closed?
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Hi all, I'm going to be putting my 19h into storage today. My question is I have a vent cover which allows me to leave the vent open and the camper will be indoors but not heated, should I leave it open a crack or keep it closed?
open i would say
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I leave mine open year round to allow it to ventilate
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I leave mine open year round to allow it to ventilate
^ same here
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Open... Helps keep moisture down.
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Old 10-30-2016, 04:02 PM   #6
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Open.
And a couple of Dri-z-air canisters to pull moisture out of the air.
I put one in the kitchen sink and one in the shower for winter storage and check on them a few times during the winter. Dump the collected water and add more granules when the basket is empty. Cheap way to eliminate moisture in the coach.
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Another vote for leaving it open. I rarely if ever close mine.
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