Frozen Pipes.
We are noobs to the RV life, and decided we would come to Nashville for the New Year from Houston. Thinking we took the proper safety precautions, our pipes froze this morning after our fresh water ta...
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wvcampers wrote:
Leaving the water running when the outside temps are below freezing will result in more problems. Your sewer hose will slowly freeze into a smaller and smaller opening until it is frozen completely off. When that happens the water will back up into the camper.
That is good to know - the park actually told us to leave all valves open and do exactly what you are saying not to do lol. it makes sense though. We are here for 2 more nights and I have been checking it daily. Either way, we stop the water, the lines freeze. We run through, the sewer hose possibly freezes, so it's one over the other I would think? I have been keeping an eye on it, but I will actually lift it up today and make sure it's OK, i'd almost rather take a chance and watch the hose rather than all water freeze up again! Thanks for the advice!
