theoldwizard1 wrote:
fitznj wrote:
how long are you going to be camping in below freezing weather?
If it's just overnight then I would not worry. If it's for several days then that's a different story.
If it is only going below freezing at night, I would disconnect the pressure hose at night and drain it. Store some drinking and washing water before going to bed.
X2
Disconnect from water spigot and the key factor being "drain" the hose. Just hold it over your head and walk it over till all the water is out.
AND if you have one of those RV inline blue water filter's? Make sure you take that off and bring it inside. Water stays inside that filter.
Don't ask me how I know that. I did all the right stuff with hose except the filter and in the morning that blue filter froze and blew clean apart! And that was just one night that hit 32 degrees! :B
