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trikey
26th October 2011, 20:47
Ok guys, tips and tricks for surviving the winter in a caravan.. Lets hear your suggestions :cool:
HarryM1BYT
26th October 2011, 21:54
You have had your nice warm house repossed? :D

Double glazed windows, a good heating system, a spare fan heater, in case that fails, plenty of warm bedding and warm clothes. Winterised water system and /or built in tanks.
trikey
26th October 2011, 23:45
You have had your nice warm house repossed? :D

Double glazed windows, a good heating system, a spare fan heater, in case that fails, plenty of warm bedding and warm clothes. Winterised water system and /or built in tanks.

No mate, I work away from home :(
James.uk
27th October 2011, 01:04
Try to park the van in a very sheltered place..

Don't sleep between sheets without wrapping a blanket round you, even a woolly jumper wrapped around your feet is a big help.

Try to have warm clothes to put on in the morning..

And stay dry!!! :D :D
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trikey
27th October 2011, 01:35
Try to park the van in a very sheltered place..

Don't sleep between sheets without wrapping a blanket round you, even a woolly jumper wrapped around your feet is a big help.

Try to have warm clothes to put on in the morning..

And stay dry!!! :D :D
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No shelter where im sited mate! just me and a big old field!!
James.uk
27th October 2011, 01:39
Well build a big fence round it!! :p: :D :D

Any sort of wind-break will help.. :}
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sikelsh
27th October 2011, 06:36
If you have a electric, then this is the answer

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4151601/Trail/searchtext%3EOIL+FILLED+RADIATOR.htm

We are going to the caravan this weekend and it will be the first thing I connect. :)

Setting the above on 3 and leaving it on, means its toasty warm all weekend.

If you dont have electric, then you will be miserable! :D
windrush
27th October 2011, 09:07
Modern Caravans are quite warm and snug we used to go caravanning every Christmas up at the Peak District and never felt cold in the caravan make sure that you have the right gas though propane
ady
27th October 2011, 13:07
Andy these will keep you warm on them cold nights:D:D
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff179/adyuk_photo/SexCityLingerieModelsPhotocallroQpV9LHChkl.jpg
windrush
27th October 2011, 13:34
Andy these will keep you warm on them cold nights:D:D
http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff179/adyuk_photo/SexCityLingerieModelsPhotocallroQpV9LHChkl.jpg

No No I dont need any of that at my age I'll get an headache :D:D:D
James.uk
27th October 2011, 13:40
Send em to me! :D I will put up with the pain innit!! :D :D :D
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windrush
27th October 2011, 13:48
Send em to me! :D I will put up with the pain innit!! :D :D :D
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You are a far better man than I gunga din:D:D:D
trikey
28th October 2011, 19:07
If you have a electric, then this is the answer

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4151601/Trail/searchtext%3EOIL+FILLED+RADIATOR.htm

We are going to the caravan this weekend and it will be the first thing I connect. :)

Setting the above on 3 and leaving it on, means its toasty warm all weekend.

If you dont have electric, then you will be miserable! :D


Got one already, yes it is very toasty!