A thing you won’t realise about #homelessness and living out of your car is the damp & mold.
Not necessarily a problem in summer because the car can dry out during the day. But, late autumn & winter…
Over a cold night condensation can form on the inside of all my windows because I’m a warm breathing body. This condensation can cause the fabrics in the car to get damp that simply won’t dry during the day.
The advice is to sleep with a window cracked open…🧵
🧵… #homelessness The advice is to sleep with a window cracked open, but I’ve two problems with that.
1. On different occasions I had bird-eating sized huntsmen spiders get into my car.
Though Tasmania/Lutruwita isn’t so bad with mosquitoes, etc. Those spiders really scared the 🤬 out of me.
2. The temperature is starting to drop below 10 degrees overnight. An open window in summer is nice but it’s horrid if there’s a high wind, or frost, warning on my little weather app.
So, am sleeping 🧵
From The Lucky Country
rood