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KS Farm GirlFirst Mate, Navigator and Cruise Director for the Prairie Schooner FreeLOAderLifetime MemberTrailmaster

Welcome to the LOA family, Joe and Michelle.

I can't help with your question as we live and camp where humidity is a very rare problem. The times we have had a short-term problem with it, we turned the bathroom vent on and opened a window just a bit. That has been enough for our bit of internal moisture.

I did put Reflectix under the rear dinette seat, the head of the mattress and on the front window. Those are areas that get cold air leakage into the TT. Not sure it helps with condensation, but it does with comfort. DH has now insulated the basement passthrough under the bed and will be doing the storage area under the dinette.

11/8/226:57 AM

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