2014 176 holes in floor not sealed at all

Hello, Lowes has spray foam by DAP called DAPtex plus that is soap & water clean up. Works great, we sealed both our back doors in our house and cleaned up with a little soap and water. Cost $1-$2 more than the other foam that you can't get off your skin. Well worth the extra $ 

I'd be leery of using the latex foam in a floor penetration that is guaranteed to get road spray on it.  The latex foams are open cell rather than closed cell like the polyurethane foams and can absorb and retain moisture.  Not a good thing when applied to wooden floor penetrations, could cause rot after awhile.

No need for confusion- just use the "normal" expanding foam-  Great Stuff is the most popular brand

I would forward those pics to Rodney Jarnagin ( rjarnagin@forestriverinc.com ) he's in the warranty dept. 

Nothing new with this problem. I used about 4 cans of expanding foam to fill all the holes in my 2011. My main reason for buying the R-Pod was for winter camping. The first time I tried it cold air gushed in. I had to cut holes in the panel under the shower pan to get to all of them. All of the vent pipes had at least a 1/2 inch gap around them. Plus the fridge had gaps at the top and bottom. It appears they cut 1.5 inch holes at the factory to install 1" pvc pipes.