

| Subject: | Re: winter storage |
| From: | The Skylight Guy |
| Date: | Mon, 23 Nov 1998 20:57:16 -0800 |
Hi Jerome
We usually store our Westy with a small ceramic heater placed inside to
keep condensation out. I leave the skylight open a crack, or a side
window to help vent unneccessay humidity at first, then once I feel it
is dry enough I tighten things down. I also remove the upper bunk
cushions to increase better air circulation to prevent the infamous
mold spots on the on the poptop. But that is us here in rainy
Vancouver. I would love to hear other suggestions for outside storage. I
guess outside storage depends on where one stores it, the temperature,
the humidity, the elements, etc.
Peace!
Trevor Reid
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> J�r�me wrote:
>
> Hi volks!
> Can somebody tell me what to do or/and what not to do when you store a
> west outdoor? (i live in Montreal)
>
> Thanks!
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