bed moisture condensation
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SNOKING
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Dry Bunk type products work. Chris
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rxbristol
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This is a common problem. Dan helped me a couple of years ago when I experienced the same thing. The moisture of everyday human activity (cooking, showering, etc.) gives off a lot of water. What we do is move the mattress away from the wall a couple of inches in the morning which prevents the moisture build-up and helps everything dry out. Also, make sure you use the vent fan while taking showers--this action helps tremendously.
danemayer
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Our winter experience includes some extreme cold temps. We've always had condensation buildup at the head of the bed, which we solved by pulling the mattress about 1" away from the wall to allow airflow.
On occasion we've also had condensation on the bedroom slide side walls, getting the mattress wet. To solve that I took $2 cookie sheets from Walmart and drilled holes along the edge to allow air circulation. Then placed those in-between mattress and side wall on each side.
On occasion we've also had condensation on the bedroom slide side walls, getting the mattress wet. To solve that I took $2 cookie sheets from Walmart and drilled holes along the edge to allow air circulation. Then placed those in-between mattress and side wall on each side.
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8amps
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Just curious, how did you discover this? I checked and we don't have it, but I'd we did, I'd have never thought to check there except perhaps when getting into under bed storage.
