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Old 10-06-2012, 08:28 AM   #1
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Cushion and drapes winterizing

When you winterize your popup, do you remove the cushions and drapes? We get temperatures below 0 Celsius, 32 Fahrenheit most of the winter.
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Old 10-06-2012, 08:41 AM   #2
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With a pop-up I'd be inclined to remove them, not because of the temps but because of the possible moisture issues that a pop-up might have during long term storage, unless it's stored inside out of the weather, then I'd leave them inside.
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When you winterize your popup, do you remove the cushions and drapes? We get temperatures below 0 Celsius, 32 Fahrenheit most of the winter.
Only reason to remove either is if you are concerned with condensation and getting a musty smell. Cushions/mattress would be the most susceptible and I would probably store those in the house.
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The low temperatures will not hurt the fabrics. Be sure to remove all canned and bottled goods. Seal all the places were mice might get in and put out a few boxes of mouse poison. Make sure tanks, lines and toilet are property drained/winterized. Make sure everything is bone dry before closing it up. Other than that, do what you can to prevent any possible water intrusion.
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