Rain Leakage Problem with Teardrop Trailer A/C

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5 Viral Cherry T-shirts for Girls

Why are cherry t-shirts so popular among girls, you may wonder? Cherries often symbolize many things girls hold dear - beauty, youthfulness, enjoyment of life's sweetness through a cute-looking fruit. Originating in Asia as a symbol of femininity and prosperity, the cherry has become a trendy graphic printed on countless cute tops. In this article you will get to explore five popular cherry t-shirts taking the internet by storm. From playful puns to dazzling illustrations with bright colors and strokes, each shirt highlighted puts a unique spin on this classic fruit motif. By the end, you'll want to add a cherry tee or two to your own wardrobe!

“Cherry Blossom Beauty” T-shirt Design

This soft cotton tee is inspired from Tokyo Street Style and features a delicate cherry blossom tree branch rendered in light pink ink. Inpidual pink cherry blossom petals are shown drifting down the front of the all-white shirt. The light pink color widely represents the femininity and youth of young ladies. In Japanese culture, cherry blossoms symbolize the ephemeral nature of beauty and life itself, as the blooms are so short-lived in a short time. Thus, this tee’s design went viral on Instagram for its lovely representation of the Japanese cherry blossom season. The simple yet beautiful illustration captures the ephemeral nature of the blooms which you will greatly appreciate, and are available everywhere, such as Amazon or Lion King Shirt. You can try to wear this shirt with denim shorts, lace-up flats and a woven handbag for a fun, breezy springtime look perfect for enjoying the cherry blossom festival. Such minimalist design allows the symbolic meaning of the bigger picture to shine through.



“Cherries Jubilee” T-shirt Design

The playfully punny "Cherries Jubilee" design is emblazoned in red and black font atop a dark cherry-red shirt. Cherries are a symbol of prosperity, summertime enjoyment and romance. The bold red color represents vigor, pursuit of pleasure and passion. It's a cheeky reference to the popular flaming cherries dessert. The shirt sparked laughter online for its cheerful wordplay and caught the attention of YouTube chef John Smith, who even featured it in one of his cooking videos. Style this top with black skinny jeans, a leather moto jacket and boots to channel a look that's as fruity and fun as the shirt itself. The bold colors and design will elevate your outfit from the everyday. The sweet pun brings a smile while nodding to cherries' symbolic meaning.

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“Cherry Bomb” T-shirt Design

The "Cherry Bomb T-shirt Design" bursts with vibrant energy as a bold red hue envelops the fabric, showcasing a large cartoon cherry exploding with exuberance, its juice and seeds joyfully scattered. Surrounding the cherry in all directions, the words "Cherry Bomb" in a dripping, graffiti-style font add a dynamic edge to the design. Red, symbolizing passion, amplifies the shirt's intensity, while the bursting cherry embodies the thrill and delightful messiness of indulgence. Crafted by the young Japanese artist Miki, whose work gained viral acclaim on Instagram, this design exudes a youthful exuberance and artistic flair. Wear with high-waisted cut-offs and red sneakers for an energetic ensemble ready to make a colorful splash!

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“Berry Best Buds” T-shirt Design

Right on top of the shirt, you will see a bouquet of bright berries like cherries, strawberries, and blueberries, taking center stage on this “Berry Best Buds” pale pink shirt. Cherries, strawberries, and blueberries intertwine with delicate leaves and vines, each detail infused with whimsical charm. Designed by Sarah Simpson, the shirt captures the joy of foraging for fruit with friends on a sun-kissed summer day. Simpson's botanical illustrations, brimming with natural allure, quickly gained traction on social media platforms. For a picnic-perfect ensemble perfect for bonding over berry-picking adventures, pair this shirt with a wicker sunhat and a floral skirt, embracing the essence of carefree summer days in style.

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“Pretty in Pink” T-shirt Design

The blush pink cherry blossoms drift down the front and back of this relaxed-fit “Pretty in Pink” tee. Underneath them is a simple printed phrase that reads "Pretty in Pink" — in an elegant script with pale pink to hot pink shades. The feminine color and blooms symbolize beauty, charm and youth. LA fashion blogger Maria once wore this design, spurring dozens of inquiries about its origin, and then this blossom Couture's minimalist take became an instant hit. Dress it down with cropped white jeans and pink sandals perfect for a sweet spring stroll.

In conclusion, these five cherry t-shirts featured provide viral designs that will capture girls' interest and hearts in no time. Ranging from nods to Japanese culture in Cherry Blossom Beauty to Cherries Jubilee's amusing wordplay and Pretty in Pink's minimalism, each shirt puts a fresh twist on the iconic cherry motif mostly appearing on the ladies’ accessories. Whether you are drawn to natural illustrations, bold graphics or understated prints, there is always a tee here or there to suit varied tastes and express your inpidual style. This article aims to inspire readers like you to add one or more trending options to your wardrobes or turn them into lovely gifts - perfect accessories for uplifting everyday outfits with feminine flair and summery fun! Comment below on which design stands out as your top pick, like a cherry on top!

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[bobhenry]

pictures inside and out would be helpful. The first question that pops into my mind are you parking nose up or nose down? As we all know water runs down hill.

[kd8cgo]

Like Bob mentioned, pictures would really be helpful. Assuming this is a fairly standard household window air conditioner, water should never enter the inside from the outside, even with all the vents uncovered, even in heavy rain. The bottom of the unit acts as a water pan or tray and they have drain locations, often at the bottom outside corner(s) where the water exits the condenser portion of the unit. Sometimes these drains become plugged, or the unit is not installed as designed - slope slightly towards the rear of the air conditioner so the water flow to the outside, rather than the inside, when it hits the drain pain area at the bottom. The other problem you could have is of course the actual opening that the air conditioner is installed in, if it's not flashed properly to direct water away from the opening.

[foxontherun]

Again, making the assumption your A/C is a window unit, some of the newer window units do not have drains; they are designed for the water to splash on the fan and go everywhere, ha! Just kidding, sort of; supposedly the fan splatters the water on the condensor coils to make unit more efficient. I live in TN; gets really humid here which means lots of condensate and sometimes it will come thru the vent like a little sprinkler.

My A/C is on the driver side wall so I try to make sure passenger side is a little higher to give the A/C unit some slope to keep water level toward the back of the unit. It is installed in a cabinet (does not stick out of the trailer). If mine starts spitting water out the front I have side door on the A/C compartment to access the side of the A/C and I can siphon off some of the water.

Hope your issue will be a easy fix.
Harry

[working on it]

Again, making the assumption your A/C is a window unit, some of the newer window units do not have drains; they are designed for the water to splash on the fan and go everywhere, ha! Just kidding, sort of; supposedly the fan splatters the water on the condensor coils to make unit more efficient. I live in TN; gets really humid here which means lots of condensate and sometimes it will come thru the vent like a little sprinkler....

In my 4x8 trailer, I have an LG model LW5012J window unit mounted in the bulkhead between cabin and galley, with the exhaust ducted to the curbside of the trailer; I can run it with the galley hatch closed and locked at night, in all weather conditions, and there's never a leak.

When I was building the trailer, I always intended that I'd be able to operate the A/C with the hatch closed, so I went to great lengths to do so, starting with buying a trusted brand of A/C unit, that I knew from prior experience wouldn't leak all over the place (unlike the Frigidaire window A/C units, 15100 and10000 btu units alike, that we had, which produced so much condensate that they dripped water like a waterfall in the rear, and sometimes might spray some forward into the room). But, we also had an 8000 btu LG unit, in my wife's home office, that hardly ever had enough excess condensate to drip from the drain pan in the rear, and never any spray into the room, so I opted to get a LG 5000 btu unit for my small trailer.

I looked around all nearby big box stores for a LG LW5012 unit, but only located one 40 miles away at a Home Depot, so I drove there to get it. Once there, I discovered that the one remaining in stock was a LW5012"J", with a couple of differences. It did not have a drain plug outlet for the condensate, so I made a catch-all drain pan to sit under it in my galley (with a drain hose to the underside of the trailer), so if the unit's condensate overflowed, it would drain harmlessly outside. And, since the exhaust ducting I made might admit rain, it was sloped downward into the A/C's drain pan (thus also into the catch-all pan), so zero water would get into the galley.

Long story short, in 13 years of operation, the LG unit has never dripped any water into the catch-all, as it seems to evaporate it in self-cooling (maybe that's why no drain plug was installed, unlike in the older model). And, it seems the heat of the exhaust also takes care of any rain that enters the ducting, too, as I've never seen any water from that source either.

I also take another precaution to prevent A/C leakage: I always make sure that the trailer is parked where the front is slightly raised compared to the rear, promoting proper A/C drainage (if any).