Wet wall

[frydaddy]

24 ft 4 winds class c. Outer corner wall of bed is wet quite a bit. Staying in ft pierce, mid florida has been cold but we've been using an electric heater for heat. That corner continues to be wet. Any ideas.

[16ACE27]

Condensation due to lack of insulation in that corner.

[Bob Denman]

Could there be a bit of a leaky roof problem going on?

[Miramar Owner]

I think I would need a better description before rendering a diagnosis. Has it been raining? Is it wet or just damp? Is the bed wet or just the wall? How about the ceiling...any stains?

[Bob Denman]

I think that we DO need a little bit better description of the situation...

[Mr Sunshine]

Welcome to the forum! Are you out camping, or full timing in your RV?

More info will help. It doesn't rain a lot in the winter in Florida, but it has been chilly lately. How many humans and pets are staying in your Four Winds? Even two people breathing overnight in a closed camper can fog the windows.

It seems crazy when the air is cold outside, but you may need to open a vent a little to let some of that moisture out.

[Bob Denman]

While I agree that excess humidity could be the issue: there was no mention of fogged windows...
(That's what got me to thinking about the condition of the roof...)

[frydaddy]

2 people, no rain, foggy window wall and corner . No wet mattress. Guess condensation could be it. Did it one night when it rained. Most of our camping has been in summer with a/c. Just retired and have been at ft. Pierce for 2 months. Little chilly a few nights. Thanks for help.

[Bob Denman]

Condensation it is!
ry opening a window a little bit, and add an extra blanket to the bed...
(Or just snuggle a bit closer!)