Covering Your TT in Storage

['Lil Guy']

Sorry for all these newbie posts but I have to learn somewhere. I'm storing my TT under a protected cover as in a 38 foot deep stall that houses about 40 units. My unit is near the center. Wanted to cover it for dust reasons when not in use. My question is about leaving the vents or windows open while under the cover. Here in Houston, Texas, there is a lot of humidity and heat. Just wanting to keep the TT clean and try to reduce aging of unit. Would it be better not to cover at all, cover with vents open, etc? Is there a right and wrong way? Thanks in advance.

 

[scottyb]

I think a cover would promote more humidity and condensation. If it is under shelter, i wouldn't put a cover on it. I have had bad experiences with covers on boats. We leave the windows closed and the slides in when not in use.

 

[Miller0758]

I would keep it closed up and leave a couple of damp-rid buckets around

 

['Lil Guy']

Thanks for the replies. Now I'll google damp-rid buckets to see what it is.

 

[priorguy]

Maybe some moth balls or dryer sheets too for pests.


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[donr827]

I would not use a cover. I keep the roof vents open, have covers, for a little air circulation. Keep fridge doors open.
Don