Evaporation H, Two, Oh!

This will not be a pleasant topic to discuss, but I feel it needs to be addressed. Living in the brutal heat of a Texas summer in an RV is just not good. Period. Full stop. 

There's the heat that infiltrates the aluminum sided walls and the dual air conditioners run constantly just to make a dent to the heat. The air conditioning is loud, too, so good luck hearing anything. 

Then there's the bugs and dirt, but really, it's not much different than other times of the year. Just the bugs are more insistent and the dirt just feels dirtier. 

But no, the worst is what we're experiencing now. Did you know liquids can evaporate at any temperature above freezing to become a gas? However, if the humidity is high, the evaporation rate is faster and the gas is more fluid. What liquid do you think the RV has that wouldn't be pleasant turning into a gas rising up from the bowels of the rig? Yeah, septic juices are evaporating and the smell is so ungodly awful. This is the number one reason why I'm about to lose what little patience I have left to get into the barndo!!!

Teddy doesn't mind the smells as he creates quite a few himself