Use Air Dryrs To Prevent Mold In Your RV

Mold can be a serious problem during the fall and winter months because of all the moisture in the air.  Having good air ventilation is essential, as well as cleaning up mold as soon as you see it.  If left unattended, mold spores can cause health problems and expensive, potentially irreparable damage.

Another solution you can try is a small dehumidifier, like the Air Dryr from Davis Instruments.  These handy devices work by drawing in cool, moist air through the bottom, heating the air to dry it out, and releasing it back through the top.

How does the Air Dryer work?

These compact dehumidifiers are designed to run quietly and safely 24 hours a day.  They use a standard 120-volt plug and less electricity than a 100-watt light bulb.  As an extra safety precaution, they’re made with a thermal cut-off switch.

A variety of units are offered including the Air-Dryr 500, which reduces humidity in spaces up to 500 cubic feet, while the Air-Dryr 1000 can handle spaces up to 1000 cubic feet.  They work well in RVs, travel trailers, boats, cabins, vacation homes, and for winter storage.

This video from Long Long Honeymoon on Youtube gives a closer look at Air Dryrs and how they work:

See also: Natural Ways To Get Rid Of Mold In Your RV

About Nikki Cleveland

Nikki is a writer and editor for Do It Yourself RV, RV LIFE, and Camper Report. She is based on the Oregon Coast and has traveled all over the Pacific Northwest.