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Old 08-29-2018, 09:13 AM   #1
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It is hot and humid in the eastern region of the country, but I would like to put the cover on my 16' Casita with the windows open. Is that a good idea? or should I close them?
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Old 08-30-2018, 09:05 AM   #2
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It is hot and humid in the eastern region of the country, but I would like to put the cover on my 16' Casita with the windows open. Is that a good idea? or should I close them?
Thanks so much, from a newby.
Just thinking, … is the cover breathable? or have vents?
Ventilation is better than being closed tight.
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As long as the windows don't let water get in from rain or hoses, I'd go with more versus less ventilation. Nothing gets stale faster than closed up areas.


Also--are you using an air-drying product like Dri-Z-Air (I can never spell it)? You can get it at many hardware stores OR you can get a $1 version at The Dollar Tree. They both work to keep the inside dry and smelling better.


And be sure that you check inside periodically (at least once a month?) for any leaks or other issues such as mice or wasps. A recent problem is easier to deal with than a long-standing one.


PS We don't cover ours, but so far our home-done marine paint exterior is holding up okay. If we had a nice gel-coat, who knows?


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Thank you for your response. Yes the cover has vents and is quite breathable. I think will leave windows open and check for leaks coming through any of the vent holes.

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Hey, Clamdigger, that sounds reasonable to me and Paul.


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