Winterizing your RV’s water lines and plumbing system is not the only step you have to take when it comes to getting your RV ready for winter–though it certainly is the most important step. We also need to prepare our RV for storage–where it may be sitting unused for the long winte...
When camping season ends—at least in the snow belt states—and before the thermometer drops below freezing, it’s time to get your RV ready for winter. You can always take your rig to the local RV maintenance shop, but if you’re handy you can do this important task yourself. Here’s...
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You can always rent from RVshare for your winter adventure and leave your own rig to enjoy it’s winter slumber! If you’re new to RVing, you may not even realize that winterizing your RV is something you need to be worried about. If you do realize it, it’s likely that you don’...
Note: The instructions given here are general in nature and may differ for your RV. Consult your owner's manual for specifics before starting any winterizing procedure. Drain the Plumbing System This is the most important part of getting your RV ready for winter. Even a little water left in...
Another step to de-winterizing your RV is to test the sewer hoses. Check for leaks by holding up each end of the hose and filling it with water. This periodic check can catch problems ahead of time instead of when there’s a line of impatient RVers waiting behind you at the dump st...
5. Winterizing Your RV: The Pink Fluid Mystery Preparing your RV for winter is essential to prevent freezing and damage. This process, known as winterizing, involves draining the water system and adding a pink antifreeze solution. This fluid is safe for your RV’s pipes and plumbing but sho...
water system is the most susceptible to damage during the winter months. If any water is left in the lines it can freeze, expand and rupture your pipes and hoses. To protect your rig from this unwanted damage, you will want to run RV antifreeze through your water system when winterizing...
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De-winterizing your RV is essential. It helps to flush out antifreeze that collected in the lines during the winter months, and ensures that the battery is completely charged, the propane gas lines are intact, and the tires are properly pressurized. Although de-winterizing varies a bit between...