Is this dust?? Or some other issue??

Impressive_Judge8823:

You burn scented candles in there?

stagarenadoor:

That’s soot – I wouldn’t burn real candles in an RV for a lot of reasons. Buy the best simulated electric candles you can with flicker and a scent plug in and get rid of the candles.

If you don’t burn candles, having soot like this would worry me.

hikingbob007:

I had the same problem. Definitely the candles.

sixminutemile:

Yes, it is candles.

Personally, I like real candles. I like the light, I like the smell, I like the way it makes a drink and meal look, and I like the look in the bedroom.

Soot streaks on walls and the ceiling are just part of the ambiance.

lagunajim1:

it’s dirt/grime/smoke/pollution. Keep after it.

dragonjz:

I get the appeal of real candles, but DUDE! An RV is a fire hazard just existing, don’t invite disaster

freedmeister:

Super toxic breathing all those hydrocarbons. None of the fragrances are required to be identified. Not even real fragrances. Try a potpourri pot to kill the RV odor. An open flame in a camper is just crazy dangerous.

Source: Is this dust?? Or some other issue??