hoyden
Lady Bug
I've got a FWC Fleet and I love it, but after living in Arizona for a bunch of years, I forgot about Midwest humidity. Now that I'm back in the Midwest, I have hardly gone campering.
And that sucks.
I am okay with daytime humidity, but trying to sleep in the camper is like sleeping in a sauna. Yuck!
The other night while campering in a cool, but clammy night, I wondered if hooking up a dehumidifier might work. Sure, I'd have to be plugged into shore power (or have a generator), but I'd rather be in a campground than not camping at all.
It would still be warm in the camper overnight, and I'm fine with that, but perhaps a dehumidifier would keep me from sauna-like sleeping ?
Anyone try this?
And that sucks.
I am okay with daytime humidity, but trying to sleep in the camper is like sleeping in a sauna. Yuck!
The other night while campering in a cool, but clammy night, I wondered if hooking up a dehumidifier might work. Sure, I'd have to be plugged into shore power (or have a generator), but I'd rather be in a campground than not camping at all.
It would still be warm in the camper overnight, and I'm fine with that, but perhaps a dehumidifier would keep me from sauna-like sleeping ?
Anyone try this?