> BTW, why are you living in your Westy?
>

In my quest to find some solution to my breathing problem (condensation)
<grin> this question kept popping up. I've already written some of you the
reason why so you can hit the delete key now.....OK. And I have to agree
that this list is more of a community then some tech only list. I don't
remember the month, but I joined  back in 97. I'm still a newbie :-)

We bought this fixer-upper 2.5 bedroom 1942 built home for a good dollar
amount. My wife wanted it. I didn't cause of the amount of work needed to
fixer-up. She one, so now I am fixing up this place. Because the weather
stayed so warm and beautiful, I worked on the outside (replacing doors,
windows, etc.) I fixed up one of the bedrooms so my kids would get inside
the home as the weather started getting colder. The kids complained because
they really enjoy sleeping in the penthouse (that's what we call the upper
bunk area of our westy.) So now over three months have passed by and the
wife and I are living in the westy still. (reason for the heavy breathng)
<grin>  I am about a week away from finishing the other bedroom that now the
kids want because of the larger size. <shrug> Anyway, our westy is home for
two of us and with the weather getting colder and it is snowing right now,
we are having a moisture problem in our bus.  So with all the feedback that
I got, for right now anyway, I am going to pop the top more often and leave
a window cracked open for now. Lets see if that helps. I do have long term
plans to put in a propane heater, but not yet. I'm currently waiting on
another listmember to send me another propane tank.....

I thank everyone who responded to my post. I received good advise and some
humor also <grin>

I believe, I believe,  that's all volks!.....

Bill  V.                 "I'd Rather Be Hiking The
'82 CA Westy [FreeBird]       Greater Yellowstone"
"Famous Potatoes"

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