Thankfully, there was no lasting damage
My camper has the best furnace that my recreational money can buy. How do I know that? I know that because I am the one that purchased this furnace. Last Winter, I had a very rough winter, and the furnace that I had previously did not survive the winter. Therefore, this year, I realized that I would need a better furnace if I was going to be comfortable this year. I contacted my local HVAC company, and they found and installed the perfect HVAC unit for my camper. My camper was very warm, and I had no complaints about how well it ran. I was thrilled to have my new furnace, and I had no troubles with it this last Winter. However, my pipes still managed to freeze even though the furnace was working well. Why did this happen? It is because I failed to seal up my doorway in my camper during the winter. My doorway is directly in front of the water pipes, and it froze at that specific spot. My furnace is fairly weak in the kitchen, so that area tends to be a cold spot regardless of the wind. But when I forgot to seal the door, you could feel the freezing air near the floor. The furnace didn’t stand a chance, and neither did the water pipes. I had to pull out two space heaters just to thaw that water pipe out. Thankfully, there was no lasting damage. Sealing your home is just as important as having a good furnace. Otherwise, you will damage your house!