Spend it in southern Arizona?
The skirting is a good start. If your tanks get cold a heat lamp under the RV will help. I have tank heaters installed on mine to make sure nothing freezes.
When I’m home, space heaters are useful to make sure all of the space inside is heated. I also am constantly running the ceiling fan to circulate the air.
If your windows are single pane, get a window insulating film kit. That will help keep drafts to a minimum.
There’s also a product called reflectivix that is a foil covered insulation. It’s really handy to have to keep the cold out. I use this on the small windows in my bedroom. It helps keep my bedroom darker while insulating my windows. I also use this to cut the drafts from my ramp on the back. It’s not much for insulation but it’s a better then nothing.
If you can find vent covers that go on the inside of your vents those are handy to have too. They’re like really pillows that are filled with insulation. All you have to do is shove them up into your fan vents. If you need to use the vents they are easy to pull out.
I found a mattress cover that is used in camping that reflects your body heat back up. It makes sleeping more comfortable. Also a good set of final sheets and a nice comforter makes every better.
We’re in salt lake. Thankfully this winter isn’t as cold as it normally is!
I didn’t skirt mine this year because I like to live dangerously
But in all seriousness I was just lazy…
Source: Got to love winter time in utah, anybody got any cool winter living trucks.
