condensation

Did you keep the vents cracked open?  No matter the outside temps it's important to have ventilation, which reduces or eliminates the condensation.

With two adults in a smaller camper the combination of cooking, breathing, showering and perspiration is enough to overwhelm the area you have. It is critical to leave windows slightly cracked, vent slightly cracked, ventilate the bathroom when showering, remove wet towels from the trailer, use the cook stove vent fan, etc....

Cut back on the Heavy Breathing at night. 

Originally posted by papa2 Did you keep the vents cracked open?  No matter the outside temps it's important to have ventilation, which reduces or eliminates the condensation.

We had 2 windows open about an inch (one at each end) since it was raining on and off. Rain comes in the ceiling vents.  Tomorrow we're getting those covers so we can leave them open when it rains or drizzles. So yes, there was air movement.

Originally posted by mwebber78 With two adults in a smaller camper the combination of cooking, breathing, showering and perspiration is enough to overwhelm the area you have. It is critical to leave windows slightly cracked, vent slightly cracked, ventilate the bathroom when showering, remove wet towels from the trailer, use the cook stove vent fan, etc....   Good luck!

Two windows were slightly open, more because of the strange smell when the furnace runs than for any other reason.    I suppose it's not broken in yet.  It's not a propane smell. There's too much of a cold draft if the windows are open more than 1/2 to 1". The Zinger vents can't be opened when it drizzles or rains until we install those vent covers.  It pings off the roof, hits under the vent covers, and drips down into the trailer.    We didn't cook or shower since it was only short weekends from Friday afternoon to Sunday morning.  I just made drip coffee those 2 weekends.  We almost never cook indoors no matter the weather.  I have an outdoor set-up under the awning or in the screen room where I cook supper when we camp.     We don't eat breakfast.  As for lunch, we have sandwiches. The stove and oven are still virgin.     I always carry one of those yellow wash-lines and hang anything damp outside.  The condensation was from our bodies and breath alone. One  cat was with us.  Had we showered and cooked inside Zingie, we would have really had a problem with condensation way beyond what we could control.  As it was I went through several towels and the rest soaked into the new curtains I just hung.