Whitehawk 29BH Toilet Freezing - help with heat

[kjnastro]

Hey campers!

I used the search function with no luck so I'll start a new thread... sorry!

We're winter camping in our new Whitehawk while we wait for our house. We're up in the high desert, 5000' MSL, and nights are usually single digit. We're keeping the propane furnace set to 65F and the fireplace on low at night. The camper stays toasty for the family. Every other night or so, the shower and toilet lines are frozen. Nothing else - the kitchen and bathroom sinks work just fine. It's just the toilet and the shower.

So, I have a nice 100w lightbulb that I know will help... but for the life of me I can't figure out where to put it. The underbelly is sealed. I don't see any access panels that go to the under shower area. There has to be a place, right? If someone were going to work on the plumbing down there where would they access?

Thanks! Happy camping.

[Jagiven]

Surprised no one answered yet.

Your talking about the supply lines? If so, where is your outside shower? Good chance that light weight plastic, is transmitting a lot of cold onto the wall space behind it.

I keep the bathroom cabinet door ajar, to allow a little heat into the cabinet area.