We are currently in a very humid area and our sinuses have been acting up.  Also, during the cooler months when we cook inside the windows condensate.  Does anyone have any experience with dehumidifiers in an RV?  Saw a NewAir ADS 400 which sounds great for an RV, but does it work?

Can't be of any help on a dehumidifier, but if you're getting a lot of moisture on the windows on cooler days, you don't have enough ventilation.

Especially on cooler days, we slightly open one of the ceiling vents, (not enough to turn the fan on), and also leave a bedroom window open just about 1/4 inch. We very seldom have condensation on the windows unless it gets really cold.

Oh, one more thing, when cooking, use your stove vent and ceiling vents to get rid of that moisture.

Hope this helps.

-- Edited by Jim01 at 12:24, 2007-07-10

-- Edited by Jim01 at 12:30, 2007-07-10

I've had dehumidifiers in stick houses that I used in damp basements and they worked fine. I don't see any reason a small one wouldn't be fine in an RV. We have dual pane windows in our fifth wheel and have never had any condensation in a year and a half, in all kinds of weather. Something to think about if you're in the process of buying. Fred

Thanks folks for your information.  We have dual pane windows and artic insulation package.  Right now we are in upper state New York and it has been extremely humid which bothers our sinuses (especially while we are sleeping).  Running the A/c helps but doesn't really take out all of the humidity.  We're looking for a small dehumidifier that we can use (don't want a big one because we don't know where we would put it).  We found the NewAir ADS-400 but not sure if it is effective.  Anyone have any experience with that or any other small dehumidifier?