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Old 11-23-2019, 09:10 PM   #1
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Moisture/Condensation

We have a 2019 Thor Aria and we are using it quite a bit this fall/winter. I've noticed significant water condensation inside: Front window area, all windows, bathroom fan cover above. I've put several Damprid units around but am wondering if there is a better solution? It seems to be caused by day to day activity - showers, cooking, etc. Any thoughts would be appreciated!

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Old 11-23-2019, 09:37 PM   #2
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Condensation

If there is "significant" condensation you have to remove it, it will cause mould/rot over time, so turn on the exhaust fan! The more a MH is sealed, the fewer air leaks there are to bring in 'fresh' air.
If you have the room, I would suggest a small dehumidifier, it would serve two purposes... it would remove the excess moisture and in the process provide waste heat that will help warm the MH.
Also, attend a 'Dollar Store' and purchase a small temp/hygrometer to monitor the humidity levels.



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