RV Antifreeze

kaiser715

kaiser715

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7, Pocket, NC
I blow my waterlines out so they don't freeze, but always pour some RV antifreeze into the sink and shower traps so they don't bust.

I was at Lowes today (Sanford), and found they have RV antifreeze on clearance, for a buck a gallon. Marked 4.98. They had a couple of pallets with maybe a few hundred jugs.

Not a bad deal at $1 if you need some.
 
kaiser715 said:
I blow my waterlines out so they don't freeze, but always pour some RV antifreeze into the sink and shower traps so they don't bust.

I was at Lowes today (Sanford), and found they have RV antifreeze on clearance, for a buck a gallon. Marked 4.98. They had a couple of pallets with maybe a few hundred jugs.

Not a bad deal at $1 if you need some.
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Buy a pallet and I’ll buy 10 gallons off ya for $15.00. I blow all my lines out every winter also and use a gallon in all the drains.
 
Non toxic. Goes in waterlines.

A lot of folks use compressed air and blow lines out instead. Still need this in traps.

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I buy several gallons every year *AFTER* it goes on "Spring" clearance...
I went the compressed air routes for a couple years, but our ancient/permanently affixed TT now just gets the low-point drains opened along with all faucets and a few pints of RV AF dumped in the P-traps
 
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