How To Winterize Your Motorhome - Part 1
It's that time of year when we prepare our homes and automobiles for the harsh winter conditions, but don't forget your RV needs to be prepared for winter too!
Protect Your Plumbing System
One of the things you'll want to consider is protecting and double checking your plumbing system. You'll want to make certain that the water in your tanks and pipes does not freeze and break fittings or lines. Be sure to check your motorhome manufacturer's recommendations for the specific winterization steps for your coach's plumbing system.
Use a Dehumidifier
Another thing you may want to consider to prepare your motorhome for winter is a dehumidifier. Cold and wet conditions can be bad for you and your motorhome — a buildup of heat and condensation can cause mold.
Bring Extra Space Heaters
Also consider bringing extra space heaters on your winter travels. A major benefit of living or traveling in a motorhome is that there is less living space to heat!
Summer may be a popular time to travel, but wintertime travels have a magic that is uniquely their own. RVing in winter means you can enjoy all those winter outdoor activities: sitting around a campfire, cozying up with hot cocoa, skiing, snowman making, and snowball fights. Please leave any suggestions you have for preparing your RV for winter in the comments below!

