Thank you, Jonni. I suspect this is a big
contributor to my trailer's cold temperature at night... the floor/gooseneck
floor are the only places my trailer is not insulated, but it still gets mighty
cold, mighty quickly.
If you sleep in a camper, or in the nose of a
gooseneck trailer, also consider if the cold is coming up from below you. Make
sure you have insulation, or even a tarp under your bed. Not all campers and
LQ trailers have been insulated the same, and I found that I was feeling the
cold from below me. Kind of like the days of tent camping and putting a
barrier down on the ground under your bedding.
