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WIndows, Leaks and Condensation -- tons of condensation in our case - Light Ltenergy@... - 01-25-2010 09:54 Hello All, We are living in a forest RV Park right now. It is wetter here than even at the Ocean sites. We tried a lot of things to combat the condensation and finally bought a SoleusAir dehumidifier. It cleared the coach in 30 hours. (we don't have a leaking problem, only condensation to the highest degree). Just the skylight itself was so wet that it dripped constantly. But it was so obviously condensation and not any leaking. We had been fighting a loosing battle with the HEAVY condensation each day, several times per day. We would get quarts of water off the windows. The walls were moist, it was not a good thing, let me tell ya! I can't believe we had this issue more here than other areas. When it rains here (Santa Cruz, CA mountains), the condensation goes down -- CRAZY. Outside is actually DRIER that just a normal winter/fall day here. Some kind of dew point science I am sure... But now our windows, skylight and coach are bone DRY. Best investment yet and the SoleusAir is VERY quiet and compact. It also has a moveable venting that allows us to shoot the dry air up (or towards) and dry towels and clothing fast! Great purchase. And now we face redoing some of the wood around the windows ourselves! Hey, live and learn. I hope this tip will help others! hugs, Light 1991 PT WB currently in the Santa Cruz Forest in CA. |