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RV antifreeze is on sale this week (9/24) at Menards ... one of those huge home improvement centers. The price is under $1.50 ... I think it's $1.42 (but forget, because the ad's not in front of me!) I'm stocking up.
RV Antifreeze is on sale this week (10/15) at Menards (one of those large box home supply stores in the states) for US$1.88 a gallon ... with a $1 rebate ... net cost 88 cents.
While many call it antifreeze, fortunately its different than traditional antifreeze. Ethylene glycol (traditional antifreeze) is poisonous. Propylene glycol has similar properties without the hazards, is a common ingredient in many food products and is in most RV antifreeze products.
Combo with truck is also available, but the truck is not for sale on its own. 2018 Ram 1500 Laramie Ecodiesel. One owner, 68k miles. Avg 15 18mpg towing and 22 23mpg mixed driving. Leather, heated/cooled seats, hard tonneau cover. More pictures available upon request.
2022 Scamp 13 Fiberglass travel trailer Layout 2. Ultralight 1250 lb. Dinette/54" bed, sink, bathroom with porta potty amp; shower tub with portable shower. 12 gallon fresh water tank, but no
Put a full container contents of RV antifreeze in the fresh water tank Start the water pump Make sure you have pink (colour of the antifreeze) in the furthest away cold service (mine is the toilet). Work your way back to the tank. Then repeat with hot water service. I then drain the fresh water tank, and then blow out all the lines again as above.
Today, when I went to pump RV Antifreeze through the lines, I noticed that my SHURflo pump isn't working. When I opened the faucets, water came out, but when all of the water was out of the lines and I poured 1 gallon of antifreeze into the fresh water tank, no antifreeze came out of the faucets.
our trailer , ( flushing out antifreeze) , the pump screen was covered in slime and crud . Changing out your water piping to avoid cleaning the system seems like overkill to me.. One nice thing about PEX is that you can color code your water system. PEX is also more resistant to freeze damage unfortunately PEX fittings are not.
I put a couple cups of potable antifreeze in my tank and then run the pump and then I'll put like a quart in the tank and run the pump and run it dry. Then I use the air compressor to blow that on through the lines. And then put RV antifreeze in all of the drains. And then drain the gray water and black water tanks. Then I do store several jugs.
It's a bit heavier, and new ones are very expensive, but used ones come up for sale from time to time at reasonable prices. Here's a recent sale: 2005 25B17.5G. It depends a lot on whether cold-weather camping will be an occasional thing or a regular part of your plans. I also read the thread "18 Degrees and No LP."