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Old 02-28-2019, 12:15 PM   #1
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Musty odor removal after winter storage

Just picked up my TT from storage and wow! Really musty and some mildew on flat vertical surfaces. Best ideas to correct this issue? No moisture that I can determine anywhere. I blew all the lines out and drained all the tanks before parking it. TIA
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Old 02-28-2019, 12:51 PM   #2
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I would check for any signs of water leaks first. Musty and Mildew is IMO a good sign of water intrusion somewhere. Did you have any type of Dehumidifier in the TT , like damp rid and the top bath fan vent cover slightly opened??
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Try vinegar.
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I would check for any signs of water leaks first. Musty and Mildew is IMO a good sign of water intrusion somewhere. Did you have any type of Dehumidifier in the TT , like damp rid and the top bath fan vent cover slightly opened??
Yeah, thought about putting Damp Rid in when I put it up for the winter. I live on the coast and is always humid here, but only averages 98.9% year round. While cleaning, I did notice that all wood doors are swollen and will not close well. I’m ruining the a/c to dehumidify and will add Damp Rid tonight as we are headed out tomorrow. Progress being made, smells better already. Used Lysol wipes to wipe everything down, now misting with vinegar.
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On it! Hanks!
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Yeah, thought about putting Damp Rid in when I put it up for the winter. I live on the coast and is always humid here, but only averages 98.9% year round. While cleaning, I did notice that all wood doors are swollen and will not close well. I’m ruining the a/c to dehumidify and will add Damp Rid tonight as we are headed out tomorrow. Progress being made, smells better already. Used Lysol wipes to wipe everything down, now misting with vinegar.

Great! Hope all works well for you!
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