Its cheap

cipro

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A tip I heard today if you have blow air heating.

Put dryer sheets in the air duct for continuous fresh smell, at £1.50 for
about 50 sheets they will last a long time,not tryed myself.:eek:
Anyone tried or use a similar thing to keep you van smelling good:D
 
If they are made of a combustible material, or contain any chemical additives I would not try this. I find a Yankee candle air fresh tag on the mirror is superb.
 
I dont think i would risk damaging my Espacher by blocking the air flow just for a fragrant smell.
 
Biker Jeff said:
I dont think i would risk damaging my Espacher by blocking the air flow just for a fragrant smell.
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At the end of each air flow pipe is a flap you can close to send more air to
another part of the MH also I believe the sheets are like a fine mesh which allow air through. I have not tried them myself the idea seemed a cheap
way of having a fragrant smell in the van:D. Maybe someone has tried them and has had no problems:eek:
 
Yes i know some of the vents you can close, but usually at least a couple of the vents do not have closers fitted... this is to ensure that there is always some free flowing vents that will stay open for safety reasons.
Personally i wouldn't mess about with anything that is heating related.
 
vents

Hand book suggests that one vent is always left open in any run of the piping

weez
Tony
 
There is a very profound quote by Terry Pratchett on keeping warm....

"Give a man a fire and he will be warm for the rest of the night.... Set a man on fire and he will be warm for the rest of his life"
 
Wee-z said:
Hand book suggests that one vent is always left open in any run of the piping

weez
Tony
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My open pipe is by the water storage tank under the twin seats and it said do not crimp:eek: so I presume if you shut all the manual disks the would channel to there so no damage to the unit:eek:
 
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