Phil Hyde
Well-known member
We have discovered that the lower mattresses in our rear bunks are wet. Immediately we thought "water leak", but we're stumped as to where it is coming from. We are currently in Portland, OR, and it's been rainy since mid-Oct.
Over the weekend we completely stripped one of the beds, but no water accumulated. There was no visible water on any of the walls. We switched mattresses, and now they are both wet again.
Given the persistent humid climate, is it plausible that these mattresses are sopping up enough moisture from the air to get wet? Other contributing factors are the cool temps (40's at night) and the storage areas below the bunks are not insulated.
Thanks for any suggestions!
Over the weekend we completely stripped one of the beds, but no water accumulated. There was no visible water on any of the walls. We switched mattresses, and now they are both wet again.
Given the persistent humid climate, is it plausible that these mattresses are sopping up enough moisture from the air to get wet? Other contributing factors are the cool temps (40's at night) and the storage areas below the bunks are not insulated.
Thanks for any suggestions!