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13/12/2014 at 5:32pm
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no gas allowed in most storage yards and if you read most terms and conditions they usually request that the bottles are removed, although most people don't, and I have yet to see a storage yard come with ehu to eah caravan,
as for the water thing, well our £25000 caravan has a water level on it, and no need to have any form of heater in that as its got an onboard tank, if its that cold and you worry about the pump freezing overnight then just remove it and have a 2 liter bottle filled and the kettle for the morning, although I have heard of people using a fish tank heater in the aqua roll but most just do as I explained above
if you are lucky enough to have the van at home, then just put the heating on a day or so before using it to get things totally warmed thr, its a good idea to have every locker and cupboard open as its amazing just how much cold air they hold, but remember the caravan will be cold when you turn up on site due to the air being force thr the air vents when being driven to a site, just with the fabrics being warmed up beforehand shouldn't take as long to get rewarmed again that's the only difference
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if this keeps their stuff dry, the more ventilation you have, the drier your contents will be. 
