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Location: Florida | Do you leave your drop down windows open or closed when not in use? I live in south florida and am wondering what is the best thing to do? |
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Location: western PA | In our part of the country, we usually have at least one bad weather episode between trailer usages. We keep our windows closed. I guess for you it would depend on your local weather and bug situation, if you don't have screens installed. |
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Location: Rocky Mount N.C. | If left outside, I keep them closed, nice day with a breeze blowing, I'll open everything and let it air out. If it left inside, I'll leave a couple open with the screens up all the time. Best keep the screens up because the dirt daubers will find your emergency, horse show work jacket, hanging there and build a nest in a sleeve or around the collar!!!!
Edited by retento 2010-09-04 3:59 AM
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Location: Iowa | I always leave mine up and close the roof vents. Other wise it would be full of flies and other flying creatures. 90% of the time mine sits inside too. |
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Location: central sierra nevada foothills | I keep my trailer pretty closed up due to tons of WASPS flyin' around at the ranch, but my trailer has slider windows with screens when up, so I do open them a bit as well as the rear door window, and the roof vents are always open. I keep my windows closed in the living area, dust from the cattle don't help up there. Now in the winter everything is closed up tight. |
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