Cooking with gas/need oxygen?

[daledrob]

When cooking with gas in an enclosed motorhome, where does the influx of fresh oxygen enter, without leaving openings and/or holes where critters could get in, or creating a draft inside?

[NLOVNIT]

Motorhomes are not air tight by any means. Even if you think you've got all possible orifices sealed, you don't. That said, our roof vents are always open, even if just a bit.

Lori-

[pops2]

We always keep the ceiling vent in the bathroom open. It not only allows for air movement but it also get rid of moisture that is in the air.

When we travel we close all vent until we get to where we are going.

[nothermark]

Or run the vent hood if you are worried. ;-)

That is a double bonus as it sucks out the moisture laden air at the stove top.

[Old-Biscuit]

Same place that the gas stove in S&B gets air for combustion.

Unless specifically built no structure is air tight otherwise we would all pass out

[daledrob]

Is there a place that I can find most used abbreviations? Such as S&B.

[nothermark]

S&B = stick & bricks = house

type abbreviations in the search box at the top of the page and get more threads than you want to read. ;-)