During your RV vacations, you may encounter exceptionally hot weather. Stay cool using the following tips!
Airflow
The key to getting excessive heat out of any tight area is good ventilation. Especially if you don’t have an air conditioner, you’ll want to boost the airflow in your RV by relying on certain techniques.
For one thing, you can open the windows on the side opposite the sun. You should also invest in a few fans, and orient them so they push the air in your RV out the open windows. This is especially effective during the afternoon. In the morning and evening, you should switch them around so they bring the cooler air into your RV from outside.
Use Your Awning and Shades
Next, you’ll want to pull the shades down during the day to deflect light and keep your RV interior cool. You can invest in reflective bubble insulation for windows to help prevent the sun from overheating your glass and extend your camper’s awning to enjoy more shade over that side of your rig.
Park Your RV Strategically
Finally, you’ll want to park your RV in the shade, such as under a large tree, to help keep it cool. If that’s not feasible, try to face the side of your camper with the most windows away from the sun.
We hope this guide helps you beat the heat! If you are still searching for an energy-efficient RV, swing by TradeWinds RV in Clio, MI. We have an impressive collection of premium campers for sale, and we can help you choose a model that fits your budget and travel needs!
