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Old 10-30-2013, 09:50 AM   #1
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condensation in wet climate

So we recently moved to Washington State and are full-timing for now. Temps have been high 30's at night so we have been running the heaters quite a bit. The windshield gets so much condensation on it after a day or two, it pools up where the dash meets the windshield. I've cracked the vents periodically througout the day and it doesn't really make much of a difference either way except it gets colder in the MH with them open.
Are there any tricks to keep the condensation down in such a cold/wet climate? Or is it something I just have to live with and sop up all of the water with a towel and defrost the window every couple of days?
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A dehumidifier might reduce the condensation to a manageable level. Eddie Elk.
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A small (25 pint) dehumidifier works quite well for me.
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