Planedenn
Sep 05, 2013Explorer
Indoor sleeping for the winter
We are done with camping for this year and just about to store our RV indoors for the winter. This being our first year with an rv we are in the dark about what to do so asking the obvious questions. I was going to remove both batteries and bring them home and store them in our garage on the wooden work bench.
The previous owners had never used the water system in 3 years. We used it for the toilet only so the grey and black tanks have had water but we've drained them. Do I still need antifreeze and how much. RV didn't come with a manual ao i'm at a loss. I'd put it in the good tank and use the pump to circulate it but honestly I have no idea what I'm doing. I haven't used the hot water but I have had the tap on so water has gone through the lines.
The previous owners had never used the water system in 3 years. We used it for the toilet only so the grey and black tanks have had water but we've drained them. Do I still need antifreeze and how much. RV didn't come with a manual ao i'm at a loss. I'd put it in the good tank and use the pump to circulate it but honestly I have no idea what I'm doing. I haven't used the hot water but I have had the tap on so water has gone through the lines.