Stop Condensation in your Tents In particular Roof Top Tents such as the Bundutop by using AeroMesh

How to stop condensation inside your tents, In particular Roof Top Tents that suffer condensation build up under there mattress, leaving a soggy we mess and potential Mould Growth.
Answer is a AeroMesh, So what is a AeroMesh? Watch the video to find out.

[@gregorymcleod]

I like the addition of the giff's and clips very good.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Glad you like them!

[@gregorymcleod]

Yes I think they are great.

[@grubboy3514]

Nice work with the attractive girls mate! I watched the whole video to see what popped up next...🤣

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Did you watch right through to the end? It’s worth watching. 😁

[@Sawadventures67]

Great clip mate I’m sure it will be very useful to a lot of people Nice cut scenes very well put together 👍

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Thanks 👍 spent hours editing this.

[@haroldtatow852]

Good to know lad thanks and can’t wait to see what u got

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

I also can't wait for my new addition. Hopefully next week.

[@jackturtle131]

We had a small Cub Camperoo for more than 25 years and never had a problem with condensation. The trick is to keep an window slightly open at night no matter how cold it is outside ( You had me going there for a minute Phillip with that girl mate 😉😂 )

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

With these roof top tents. Leaving a window open is not enough. They all gather moisture under the mattress. These Aeromesh mats eliminate that issue.
These mats are used in caravans as well.

[@eds4wdcamping]

Great clip there Phil about the moisture Matt only one problem I kept looking at all the girls on the video I'm glad you got to know all these supermodels makes your videos are just a little bit more entertaining 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Yes. Think I’m going to use there services more often.

[@craigtomkinson2837]

Nice work

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Thanks

[@alishabab3]

On my rtt.. I just used eva high density closed cell foam 5mm sheets. Allot cheaper and allot better for insulation and stops condensation. It is water resistant, some the best insulation, vibration dampening, doesn't get dusty or dirty, mildew proof, mould proof, rot proof, bacteria proof, lightweight, and a whole list of good things about it. I got from one site 5x 1mx1mx5mm sheets for $70 delivered (Brisbane) which on a 2250x1520 rooftop tent I only needed 3 and 1/2 sheets.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Interesting. I thought they would not breath enough and hold moisture.

[@defenderzook]

I’ve lined the bottom of mine with those interlocking square rubber foam tiles you get from all camping stores…..
But I always have the windows open…..even in below zero temps……and never have any condensation…..
But that matting looks really good instead of the tiles I’m using….it’ll definitely breath a lot better…..

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

Problem with those rubber foams is with time they will break down causing a nasty mess, that will be almost impossible to remove.
The issue is when your roof top tent is packed away. Especially if it’s parked outside in the sun a lot, the heat will break down the rubber.

[@defenderzook]

@@PhilsCampingReviews good point….I never thought about that…..I better open it up and check on the weekend……I had used them more for the purpose of insulation for the winter months…..jumping into that bed is like laying on a slab of ice…..
(I’ve got a 12v electric blanket to take the chill out this winter…….lol….)

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

@@defenderzook some have used carpet for better insulation, but again make sure the backing is not rubber.

[@davidwebb8380]

first,,, onya phil !!!

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

First comment 👍

[@brucesmith5245]

Thanks for sharing Phil, just wondering are the females in the vid your wives?

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

i wish

[@brucesmith5245]

@@PhilsCampingReviews Ha ha, good one Phil.