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Old 05-17-2018, 02:33 AM   #7
Mike in AZ
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Challenger 37LX
State: Arizona
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Florida is, obviously, a much different clime than the Arizona desert. Here, humidity is low and there’s a real concern about wood and fabric drying out and going bad. We leave the roof vents open (heat rises) if we have vent covers to keep the sun and the occasional rain out. But we also leave a bucket or other container of water inside, to provide moisture. I checked mine frequently last summer, and the water definitely evaporated.

I know this doesn’t help the OP, I added it for those whose coaches may be in desert climates in the summer.

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