Small flying bugs inside T@G

memphiahn · June 2019

Hi All,

I am currently traveling around with my T@G trailer and I am curious re how to prevent small flying bugs from penetrating into T@G. Since Day one, we have had this issue especially when we closed the window with the mosquito net and the lights in the T@G were on. And last night we found some “plausible” places where bugs could sneak in: sides btw mosquito net and the window frame (as the pic shown). Have you had any similar cases and any suggestions if you had? Any help would be appreciated esp from my wife.

Best,

memphi@hn

Sharon_is_SAM · June 2019

Last year, nuCamp was supplying Bug Fuzz to place around the windows. I would call to see if they have it for the TaGs.

BBsGarage · June 2019

Instructions here: http://teardrop-trailers.nucamprv.com/#/discussion/222/window-screen-fix/p1

Somemedic · June 2019

I sent them an email in the winter when I saw a similar post and it was stated that they were sending out the bug fuzz for the windows at no cost. All it takes is an email. I think that's pretty cool

memphiahn · June 2019

Thank you, all!! I sent an email and received a response saying that they will deliver the bug fuzz brush next week. Pretty good customer service! I hope the installation isn’t that difficult.

Memphi@hn

Sharon_is_SAM · June 2019

I just did ours in our TaB. The factory method of removing the framing and shade are not necessary. Much easier way discovered by TaB forum member.

memphiahn · June 2019

Thank you Sharon! I will check that out via TaB forum and make my life easier.

Best,

Memphi@hn

Sharon_is_SAM · June 2019

@memphiahn Check out the 3rd page of this TaB forum post. Assuming the TaG windows are the same, just remove the long, white strip of thin plastic that rests under the black and white cord. That reveals a groove. Use the removed strip as a template to cut the Bug Fuzz to the same length. Start with one end of the new Fuzz and place the edge into the groove closest to the cords. Use a putty knife to push the opposite Fuzz edge into the groove - seats itself nicely. Slide that up all the way, then start the lower edge in the same manner. By sliding the Fuss up then down, you are able to clear the upper and lower edges of the window track that does not allow access with the putty knife. Very easily done. Good luck.

https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/6965/mosquito-fix-for-t-b-windows/p3