Prestone rv antifreeze
I don’t know about other areas of the country but in the Milwaukee area I’m unable to find my favorite propylene glycol based rv antifreeze for sale anywhere. Almost all that anyone carries is the ch...
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Dave H M wrote:
I use the alcohol based without hesitation.
So what is going to happen to me down the road? :h
here's what.
Ethanol (alcohol) based: This type of antifreeze is most readily available in hardware stores and most RV shops it sells for approximately $3.00 – $4.00 a jug. However, this product is also extremely flammable and not to used around any sort of pilot flames or cigarettes. As well, this product has been known to taint certain RV plumbing systems and is only to be used with Quest or Pex plumbing lines. If you have ever used this product you will quickly remember how bad you water smelt and tasted the next spring. Furthermore, because this product is made from alcohol it works to dry out all the rubber seals readily found in your faucets and toiletFurthermore, because this product is made from alcohol it works to dry out all the rubber seals readily found in your faucets and toilet. As a result we do not recommend or sell this product.
C.B.
