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Old 06-22-2017, 12:27 PM   #1
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Question Winter Storage

We have a 2000 Monaco Dynasty. It is stored next to our home in Western Washington. We do have 50 amp power. In the past we have run two dehumidifiers and two very small heaters.

Next winter we plan to use a cover which we purchased in the past but haven't used as of yet.

Very occasionally we see temperatures as low as 15 F. We do winterize per the owners manual so our main concern is controlling dampness and mold.

Do you advise using the heaters and dehumidifiers under the cover?
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Just my Opinion !
1- Winterize for sure.
Cover is good but still allows moisture and rain which will work your de-humidifiers . Never liked heaters while I'm not there- just me.
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