Condensation Combat Kit
Keep your motorhome dry, warm, and mould‑free with practical condensation combat tips—trusted gear reviews and advice for comfortable journeys
💧 Why Condensation Happens
Warm air meets cold surfaces — and boom, moisture. In a motorhome, it’s most common on windows, walls, and inside cupboards. Left unchecked, it leads to damp smells, mould, and soggy bedding.
🧰 Your Condensation Combat Kit
These are the tools we actually use — no wiring, no fuss.
🧼 Daily Tools
- Microfibre cloths – Quick wipe-downs every morning.
- Window squeegee – For fast removal on large panes.
- Moisture traps – Passive dehumidifiers for cupboards and corners.
- Ventilation – Crack a window or roof vent, even in winter.
🧤 Insulation Helpers
- Thermal blinds or screens – Reduces cold surface contact.
- Silver bubble wrap (DIY screens) – Cheap and effective behind curtains.
- Draft excluders – Keep cold air from creeping in under doors.
🧪 Smart Habits
- Cook with lids on – Reduces steam.
- Wipe down shower/toilet area after use – Don’t let moisture linger.
- Open cupboard doors – Helps air circulate.
- Don’t dry clothes inside – Use site facilities or hang outside if possible.
🧭 Bonus Tips
- Use a rechargeable mini dehumidifier – Great for overnight use in small spaces.
- Avoid overpacking – Airflow matters, especially in storage areas.
- Check under mattresses – Use breathable mats or slats to prevent trapped moisture.
- Lift cushions daily – Especially in rear lounges or fixed beds.