Raven’s RV
The ongoing education and adventures of two rank newbie RVers

Do not bring an electric heater into your RV when it has approximately eight years of dust on it. First, clean it thoroughly, using Actual Water, and dry. Thoroughly. For at least a day. That way, when you switch it on, the entire RV will not immediately fill with noxious, thick, gray fumes and you will not need to scramble to switch it off, saying “Oops.”

On the other hand, you will at least discover whether your smoke alarm works or not. Even though we tested ours earlier, it was not triggered by these fumes.

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