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I know that we all have little things that we do to keep the van warm during the winter months.
One that we have used for several years is CARDBOARD. Cardboard is a great insulator, that is why the Tramps use it.
We use it inside our roof vents, held up with a little Velcro.
Granted, you can buy the proper insulation screens, but this is FREE Very Happy

Works for us Very Happy

If you use this method while inside the Van, please make sure that you have adequate ventilation for your gas appliances.

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