"Simple and rough" to improve the thermal insulation effect of luxury business vehicles
Time:2021-01-15 10:53:42
Many people think that traveling by RV in winter is a very "suffering" thing, because it's too cold! Although there are heating and air conditioning, it is also a waste to keep these equipment on. How can we spend less money to keep the luxury business car warm? Xiaomei learned two moves from the old driver. It's simple and rough. You're sure to be unexpected, but you're praised!
1. Keep the bed warm and use electric blanket
It's common to go out and sleep in a luxury business car. When it's hot in summer, you can park the RV in a cool place and open the window for ventilation around. It's also very cool. But what about winter? Although there is heating, heating and air conditioning, it is obvious that you can't directly warm the bed. At this point, you need to prepare an electric blanket. The common electric blanket on the market is 80w12v. If you drive it for 12 hours a night, you can't use a degree of electricity. Even if it is a degree of electricity, it's less than 1 yuan. It's not simple and rough to use 1 yuan to warm the bed all night!
Of course, when choosing electric blankets, we must choose those with good quality and quality and safety certification. At the same time, don't touch your body directly when using. Put the electric blanket under the mattress, which will be safer.
2. Block the cold air and use cotton curtains
The bed is warm, but the cold air outside may still blow in. Once the air conditioner is turned off, the internal temperature of the RV also drops rapidly. What shall we do at this time? Our ancestors have long told us that cotton curtains should be hung on the door in winter! Blocking the invasion of cold air and keeping warm is simply a way to save energy, environmental protection and money! From the Internet, you can spend tens of dollars to buy a cotton quilt or mattress of various sizes and patterns as a cotton curtain, hang it on the door and window, or hang it directly around the bed. That's called keeping warm!
