
Condensation:
Condensation is a natural phenomenon. The amount of condensation will
vary with climate conditions, particularly in relative humidity.
Condensation occurs from water vapor present in the air. Each of us add
more vapors by breathing, bathing, cooking, etc. Water vapor collects
wherever there is available air space. When the temperature reaches the
dew point, the water vapor in the air condenses and changes to liquid form.
Controlling Moisture Condensation:
Reduce or eliminate interior moisture condensation during cold weather by
using the following steps:
• Partially open the roof vents and windows so that outside air can circulate
into the interior. Increase the ventilation when larger numbers of people
are in the motorhome. Even in raining or snowing conditions the air out-
side will be far drier than the interior air.
• Install a dehumidifier. Continuous use of a dehumidifier is effective in
removing excess moisture from the interior air. Using a dehumidifier is
not a cure-all, however, it will reduce the amount of outside air needed for
ventilation.
• Run the range vent fan when cooking, and the bath vent fan (or open the
bath vent) when bathing, to reduce water vapor. Avoid excessive boiling
or use of hot water as it produces steam.
• Do not heat the motorhome interior with the range or oven. Heating with
the range or oven increases the risk of toxic fumes and allows oxygen
depletion. Also, open flames add moisture to the interior air increasing
condensation.
• In very cold weather leave the cabinet and closet doors partially open. The
air flow will warm and ventilate the interior of the storage compartments
and the exterior wall surface, reducing or eliminating condensation and
prevent the possibility of ice formations.
• To maintain the miniblinds on a frequent basis, vacuum with the brush
attachment, or use a dusting tools (available on the market) designed
specifically for mini-blinds.
• Wash the miniblinds with mild soap and water in a tub, or hang the blinds
on a fence or wall and gently rinse them with a hose.
Care & Maintenance
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