Does the Use of a Pop Up Camper Cover Trap Moisture and Cause Mold
Updated 07/31/2012 | Published 07/28/2012
Question:
someone told me not to cover my pop up because it would trap moisture and mold on the inside
asked by: Larry
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Expert Reply:
You just have to use the right type of cover to avoid excess moisture build up on the pop up camper. A cover like # CA80042 that you have referenced has integrated air vents. This allows moisture to escape and it also reduces wind stress. I have linked the instructions for you.
If you were to seal off the camper with a regular tarp that did not allow moisture to escape you would be looking at a mold problem.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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