We've had our Hybrid (Roo) for 2.5 years now, and a pop-up for 5 before that. We learned the hard way very early that you must leave a window or two open with a fan or fans on to keep the air moving. Better yet, open the canvas flaps a little on the bed ends you are sleeping in. I know it goes against all logic to do that because cold air will come in (Good reason to get a little closer to you partner, right?), but you need to let the moisture (from your breathing, etc.) out. There will always be a little condensation on cool nights. When it does happen to us, I grab a bath towel first thing and start drying. Don't want to close up with wet bed ends.
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Tow Vehicle: '92 F350, Crew Cab, 4X4, Cummins 5.9 24 Valve, 6spd.Driver:Clint, Navigator:Melanie, 1 dog (Great Pyrenees/Akbash cross) and now a cat too. Mission Statement: Just another adventure! Towed vehicle:2009 Roo 19 with lots of mods!
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