Ok, so lots of questions.First off, let me introduce myself. I've got 3 kids who will all be off to college in the next 5 years or so. My wife and I have always loved traveling and we are avid skiers (Me moreso than her). We live in Upstate NY and...
StirCrazy wrote:jimh406 wrote:We didn't buy our TC to hang out in it all day. If we are going in/out, we have appropriate weather for the outside. So, we don't need it to be that warm inside.Also, if we use our TC in really cold weather after winte...
RickW wrote:SkiBumAt50 wrote:Grit dog wrote:^I get it. Whatever works best for you is what works best. The big thing with moisture is volume introduced via external stuff (the wet ski gear) and the lack of good air circulation. The forced air furnace...
bukhrn wrote:There are a lot of things we pick up when we're in Central NY, unfortunately most of it never makes it to the pantry.Salt Potatoes, Spiedies, Garbage Plates and City Chicken aren't really pantry items though are they?
Grit dog wrote:^I get it. Whatever works best for you is what works best. The big thing with moisture is volume introduced via external stuff (the wet ski gear) and the lack of good air circulation. The forced air furnace (mouse turd burner lol) does...
notsobigjoe wrote:SkiBumAt50 wrote:Grit dog wrote:^your last sentence says it all. You’re not going to do “better” than starting off with a 4 season camper. And with that it’ll handle below freezing temps and running water, to a point. Basement model...
