We just joined this forum after purchasing our Rockwood travel trailer. We're out on our first trip and enjoying it.
We've found the forum very helpful already. We had a little issue the first time we used the furnace last night - and the posts we found about that were very helpful. Sounds like we're not the first ones with that experience
let me guess, you didn't run the furnace before camping in it, to burn out the factory oils and residues.
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let me guess, you didn't run the furnace before camping in it, to burn out the factory oils and residues.
Just make sure you open the roof vents and some windows when you fire up the furnace. Would also do the same with the oven. They both stink to high heaven when first fired. Might want to turn the stove vent fan on, just make sure the vent door is unlatched on the outside.
We just joined this forum after purchasing our Rockwood travel trailer. We're out on our first trip and enjoying it.
We've found the forum very helpful already. We had a little issue the first time we used the furnace last night - and the posts we found about that were very helpful. Sounds like we're not the first ones with that experience
Thanks for the helpful forum!
John & Valerie
John & Valerie, a big welcome to FRF from Spring, TX. We have CO on our short list of places to visit. Having to use your furnace on the first trip must have been great given the heat we've seen across the nation this year. Hope to run across you two in our future travels.
Travel safe & enjoy your journeys.
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