Stainless Steel desiccant canister (mounted below magazine rack) absorbs excess moisture in trailer. When inside turns pink, simply heating in an ove

Good Morning Lorri (& Ted) - Please tell me about the desiccant canister that you show image #4 of your album. (Name - where did you purchase it?)
You are driving a Tacoma, which I will also be using, do you mirror extension ? Kind ?


Thank You Lorri (& Ted) for your help, time & considerations.


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Sorry for the late response.
Ours is a H2Out space dryer - see h2out.com I picked it up a few years ago at the Chilliwack RV show. (Every few months, when the beads inside turn pink, you just put it in the oven at 250 degrees for a couple of hours and the canister recharges).

For the mirrors for our Tacoma, I purchased the Grand Aero mirrors, based solely on the excellent reviews of them on numerous RV sites. They're easy to attach and stable - my husband says no vibration issues. They are not cheap, about $125.00 but can you put a price on safety? My husband is the one towing the trailer and since he's driven fire trucks, he's used to large vehicles and clearances. But the first time I sat in the Tacoma with the trailer hitched up and looked out the side mirrors, I was shocked - I couldn't see a darn thing! I can't imagine how anyone can drive without extended mirrors and in fact in some states, it's illegal to do so. At the time I was looking to buy the mirrors, the best deal I found was on amazon.com They also came with a cloth bag to store them in when not in use.