RVing in cold weather
Being a new RVer, living in the midwest (St. Louis, MO) and heading south for warmer weather, how do I handle the water/freezing issue in the RV? I mean that I am leaving a cold, below freezing at nig...
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Have to agree with Drew. You could also go ahead and flush the system the morning you are leaving, and then just put 10-20 gallons in for the trip. I assume your furnace will put a little heat down below to help with keeping things warm overnight. If you have heating pads on the tanks, then you're doubly protected.
