winterizing with compressed air
I have a 2004 Fleetwood Bounder which I have always winterized with anti-freeze in the lines. Last fall I was talked into having it done with compressed air and yesterday, when I hooked up the water ...
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Living in Ohio (previously in NY), I've always felt that it was worth a little extra work to use RV antifreeze. When we take our winter trek down south, we stay at a hotel the first night, and on the second night, it only takes 20 minutes or so to flush out the lines and then take care of changing the valves for the hot water tank. Admittedly, I don't have an ice maker, washer or dishwasher to worry about but if I did, I still think that I'd stay with a little pink insurance.
