Author: Pete Brayton
Subject: Tips for storing your Pod
Posted: 11 Dec 2016 at 11:41am
I would make sure that easily accessible foodstuffs are removed or stored in secure locations/containers (if there is such a thing.) Remove battery or leave it if you can have your pod plugged in all winter. Install wire baskets over heater intake/exhaust. On a side note, there are lots of good camping days here in the winter if you can go when the weather is good. Lots of the state parks have electrical sites open, however not many of them have their showers/restrooms open this time of year (pit toilets are always available.) I have camped during every month of the year but, I am retired now and can go when weather cooperates. Enjoy your pod and maybe we'll see you out there someday!
Subject: Tips for storing your Pod
Posted: 11 Dec 2016 at 11:41am
I would make sure that easily accessible foodstuffs are removed or stored in secure locations/containers (if there is such a thing.) Remove battery or leave it if you can have your pod plugged in all winter. Install wire baskets over heater intake/exhaust. On a side note, there are lots of good camping days here in the winter if you can go when the weather is good. Lots of the state parks have electrical sites open, however not many of them have their showers/restrooms open this time of year (pit toilets are always available.) I have camped during every month of the year but, I am retired now and can go when weather cooperates. Enjoy your pod and maybe we'll see you out there someday!