- Feb 22, 2011
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Continuing to get to know the Hymer today and found something to horrify the OH.
In the drop down bed, head end side wall, is a vent to the outside. There is no way to remove the vent apparent and over the years it has got quite grubby inside around the fly screen mesh. The OH didn`t see this but if she had she would have said there is no way in this world she would ever put her head within 6 inches of that vent with a hooly blowing through it. She`s always the first to feel a draft ( sorry, can`t remember how to spell correctly) and this vent could lead to all manner of wifey tantrums.
So the combination of the grubby vent and force 10 gale will require me to rectify this situation, have others had similar difficulties ? whats the solution cover over and seal up ?
In the drop down bed, head end side wall, is a vent to the outside. There is no way to remove the vent apparent and over the years it has got quite grubby inside around the fly screen mesh. The OH didn`t see this but if she had she would have said there is no way in this world she would ever put her head within 6 inches of that vent with a hooly blowing through it. She`s always the first to feel a draft ( sorry, can`t remember how to spell correctly) and this vent could lead to all manner of wifey tantrums.
So the combination of the grubby vent and force 10 gale will require me to rectify this situation, have others had similar difficulties ? whats the solution cover over and seal up ?
However, it does seem that if your wife is a large lady, a pair of her drawers, secured with blue tack, (or whatever tack), suspended in front of this ventilation item, will not only block incoming winds, but remove the effects left on the garment by previous outgoing winds......
