Cory’s Tech Tip👨🏻‍🔧 If you have vent covers installed, it is recommended to keep your roof vents slightly open when not in use to prevent the accumulation of moisture or carbon monoxide in your unit. Whether or not to keep them open depends on the moisture level in the air outside. If it is raining, keeping the trailer vents closed is advisable. However, otherwise, it is generally a good idea to keep them open to prevent moisture from building up in your trailer. Interested in getting vent co

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