Picked up my 2008 van last week. We went away this weekend and noticed this morning that all four corners had quite alot of condensation when I ran my hands down them. Only noticed it as my niece said her pillow felt a bit wet, checked everywhere and it just seemed to be down the corners. We did have the heater on the previous evening but it wasn't on overnight. Am I worrying over nothing? Any suggestions would be great.
Many thanks
Thats exactly what happened to us first time out.Heater on previous evening and five of us snoring away overnight with all the windows and roof lights closed meant lots of condensation next morning. Slept next night with most of the windows on 'night vent' and roof light above the kitchen slightly open,problem solved. Just to add it was a cold March night when we were away.
think all caravans will sufer from this when its cold and the heating is on,we find it worse when there are more than two sleeping.as said the night latches does help and the small roof vent.
------------- the only silly question is the one you do not ask.
just got back from our trip and was amazed by the condensation on the windows and on the walls, but it is now parked up at home with all windows wide open and the under bed storage left exposed to try to get some air through it
Once the children have gone to sleep, I pull the curtain slightly at each end to let air flow around the bunks. I never have the curtain fully closed. I found this after our first trip.
Had exactly the same on both front 2 corners and the back panel of my 550/6 2 weeks ago. Im away again now and not had it this time with 3 sleeping in it, windows closed all night and 3 degree temperatures with the heating on all the time
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Topic: Bailey Ranger 550 6 - Condensation
