Hi Carol! Do you have skirting? Tightening that up can help to warm up your floors. Do you have double pane glass and/or storm windows? Vinyl covering the inside of the windows can help. How about outlet and switch insulation? You can also buy thin foam inserts to put under your covers - all you need is a screw driver. Caulking the outside of the window frames can save heat loss, too. You can buy all these supplies at Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's or Amazon:
Most local gas and power companies offer free energy audits. These audits provide you with a list of things that can improve the energy performance of your trailer.
I live in a small mobile home park in southern Georgia. There are feral cats that live here, they are fed by my neighbors. I do nothing to attract the cats. I want ...
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Hi Carol,
Here's a checklist to start with
http://rvservices.koa.com/rvinformation/rvmaintenance/step-by-step-rv-winterizing-checklist.asp
Another checklist, only shorter
http://www.blueridgetrailer.com/blog/winterize-a-trailer-checklist/
Hi Carol! Do you have skirting? Tightening that up can help to warm up your floors. Do you have double pane glass and/or storm windows? Vinyl covering the inside of the windows can help. How about outlet and switch insulation? You can also buy thin foam inserts to put under your covers - all you need is a screw driver. Caulking the outside of the window frames can save heat loss, too. You can buy all these supplies at Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe's or Amazon:
https://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_n_1?fst=p90x%3A1%2Cas%3Aoff&rh=n%3A495374%2Ck%3Awinterize+window+kit&keywords=winterize+window+kit&ie=UTF8&qid=1539905087&rnid=2941120011
Most local gas and power companies offer free energy audits. These audits provide you with a list of things that can improve the energy performance of your trailer.