Although RV foggy windows aren’t dangerous like water damage or faulty electrical wiring, they’re still something you want to take care of to give yourself the clear view you want.
If you park in a dispersed campsite overlooking a canyon in Utah, what good is it if you can’t see it through your windows? Today we’re going to dive into a DIY project for an RV foggy window repair.
First, remove any curtains or valances from around the window. Unscrew the window trim. Then grab a ladder and putty knife. Go outside, cut away the window caulking, and remove the window from the side of the RV.
Next, you must remove the two panes from the frame and separate the glass pieces. Use a razor or box cutter to scrape any residue left between the window panes.
It will be helpful to have another set of hands for the reinstallation. Have another person stand on the ladder outside the RV and hold the window in place while you go inside and screw the window trim back in.