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RagingRobert · 05-10-2018, 04:05 AM

Our summers up here in Ontario can get very hot and humid. Unfortunately my RV will be in outdoor storage for most of the camping season...still doing the old 9 to 5 thing. We will be camping for only 32 days out of the spring, summer, and fall. I like Alpine's idea especially when stored in humid weather. I'll picked some of those up and a humidistat to see how it works while camping. A battery operated fan would be a good idea while in storage and no access to power. A dehumidifier takes up space and it's another thing to plug in. For our amount of camping I think the moisture absorbers are the way to go.

Thanks all

05-10-2018, 04:05 AM	#11
RagingRobert Gone Traveling Join Date: Mar 2018 Location: Ajax Posts: 431	Our summers up here in Ontario can get very hot and humid. Unfortunately my RV will be in outdoor storage for most of the camping season...still doing the old 9 to 5 thing. We will be camping for only 32 days out of the spring, summer, and fall. I like Alpine's idea especially when stored in humid weather. I'll picked some of those up and a humidistat to see how it works while camping. A battery operated fan would be a good idea while in storage and no access to power. A dehumidifier takes up space and it's another thing to plug in. For our amount of camping I think the moisture absorbers are the way to go. Thanks all