blinds in rv sweating
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blinds in rv sweating
Not I, but you might try to put some window tinting (the kind where you film it) on the windows by the ones that are sweating. If they all are doing it, you may have a water leak somewhere that is causing high humidity, etc. If your running the A/C, it should take a lot of the moisture out of the air after it has been on a while.
Never heard of this one. Good Luck and Welcome to the forum...
Not I, but you might try to put some window tinting (the kind where you film it) on the windows by the ones that are sweating. If they all are doing it, you may have a water leak somewhere that is causing high humidity, etc. If your running the A/C, it should take a lot of the moisture out of the air after it has been on a while.
Never heard of this one. Good Luck and Welcome to the forum...
C Nash
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blinds in rv sweating
Hi fordman, Do you do a lot of cooking, showering in the rv? How many people are inside? What area do you camp in? The ac should remove a lot of moisture but you may have to open some vents and exhaust all the moisture outside when taking showers or cooking. What kind of rv do you have?
Hi fordman, Do you do a lot of cooking, showering in the rv? How many people are inside? What area do you camp in? The ac should remove a lot of moisture but you may have to open some vents and exhaust all the moisture outside when taking showers or cooking. What kind of rv do you have?
blinds in rv sweating
When the A/C is being used, do you get any evaporation coming from the coils on the roof, running down the sides, etc? If not, your coils may be corroded or plugged. Cleaned them lately? You should get a run off of the moisture that the A/C is removing from the air inside the unit. Also, make sure your filters are clean on the inside. I assume the A/C is cooling good???
When the A/C is being used, do you get any evaporation coming from the coils on the roof, running down the sides, etc? If not, your coils may be corroded or plugged. Cleaned them lately? You should get a run off of the moisture that the A/C is removing from the air inside the unit. Also, make sure your filters are clean on the inside. I assume the A/C is cooling good???
Krazeehorse
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blinds in rv sweating
Is the condensation worse on the glass side of the blinds or the interior side? I'm guessing the windows are leaking humid air into the coach and the first thing that outside air hits is the cold blinds.
Is the condensation worse on the glass side of the blinds or the interior side? I'm guessing the windows are leaking humid air into the coach and the first thing that outside air hits is the cold blinds.
Kirk
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blinds in rv sweating
Krazeehorse,
That is a good call! I read this one and have been thinking but coming up with nothing at all, based on more than 30 years of RV use. Yours is the first answer that makes any sense. I would bet that you have it.
A couple of questions, what kind of windows are they and where are you located?
Krazeehorse,
That is a good call! I read this one and have been thinking but coming up with nothing at all, based on more than 30 years of RV use. Yours is the first answer that makes any sense. I would bet that you have it.
A couple of questions, what kind of windows are they and where are you located?
blinds in rv sweating
I ran across this article http://www.rvtimes.com/columns.php?file=rvrepairs&article=102 that might be helpful to you.
Good luck and God bless...
I ran across this article http://www.rvtimes.com/columns.php?file=rvrepairs&article=102 that might be helpful to you.
Good luck and God bless...