We have found it to be too hot to camp when it is over 100. So we made "hot weather suits" that we wear in and around the coach. There are hoses that go from the suits to the air conditioner outlets. It is very easy to keep the air in the suit cold because it is such a small space. My wife has a pink suit and mine is just plain old white. We have experimented and found that we can use up to a 25 foot air hose. This enables us to be able to sit anywhere in the coach and outside. Of course the coach gets hot inside because we can't close the door with our cold air hoses running outside, but that doesn't bother us in our suits. Some people wave at us and are very friendly and smile, others just stare which is impolite as far as we are concerned. We wear our suits full time when it is over 100, but we find them somewhat limiting for bathroom use. We also had a problem reading while wearing the suit. It is hard to hold our arms up and read a magazine so we use music stands and, with the magazine on the stand, we can read quite comfortably. My wife has a clear face shield in her suit because she says that it works better when cooking. I prefer the tinted face shield because of the strong sun when I am outside. One other advantage of the suits is that since we are always cool and do not sweat we can go days without cleaning up. I find that brushing my teeth is hard because, although the face shield opens quite easily, it is hard to bend my arm up to my mouth. Eating is not a problem with the one foot fork extensions we made. We stick to foods that are bite size and can be speared with the forks. Popcorn shrimp is one of our favorites. We tried spaghetti one day, but that was a disaster.
Well, we thought that we would just share our way of coping with the hot weather here in Arizona. Here is a picture of me in my suit:
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