How to keep propane from freezing
I am totally new to RVs. I bought one due to divorce and financially not being able to afford an apartment. I got this RV for a song and my plan is to live in it through the winter until Spring. Overa...
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It's my understanding that, like gasoline, LPG mixtures change slightly based on the local temperatures and elevations where it is initially sold. In colder temperatures, the suppliers use more propane in the mix since it boils at a lower temperature. Higher temperatures can use a larger percentage of butane without issue. It short, unless you buy your LPG mid summer in Death Valley and then transport it to Vail, Colorado for winter use, you need not worry.
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