Managing Mice in your RV
No one likes nature’s little critters like mice invading their private spaces, and this includes your winterized RV as a great deal of damage can be done.
No one likes nature’s little critters like mice invading their private spaces, and this includes your winterized RV as a great deal of damage can be done.
The reason we winterize RVs over the winter is to protect them from the cold, but other damage can occur to your camper if not prepared for the cold season.
When temperatures start to drop, it’s time to winterize our RV. But what else should we do to ensure that our RV stays in shape over the winter?
Other than winterizing your RV water systems, there are some other things you can do to prepare your camping unit for the cold months; here are a few.
When temperatures start to drop in the Fall, it’s time to winterize our RVs, contact Tri Crown RV as we are happy to help with winterizing your camping unit.
The main reason to winterize an RV is to protect it over the winter. Rain, snow, freezing cold; we get it all in the BC interior, and it can all cause damage.
It can be upsetting when you find chewed food packaging or mouse droppings in your travel trailer; but a few simple measures can minimize intruding rodents.
We enjoy those warm days in our RVs, but when we winterize our campers, mold and moisture can creep in and need to be treated, or permanent damage can arise.
We know when temperatures drop it’s time to winterize our RV. But what else can we do to ensure that our whole RVs stay in good shape over the Winter?