Should I re-winterize?

This is why we don't de-winterize until April or May.

For winter camping, we bring bottled water for drinking, and milk jugs filled with water for hand washing and toilet flushing. We can survive without a shower for the weekend.

Winterize. Only takes 10 minutes and you’ll sleep better tonight.

Pour some antifreeze into the traps. Otherwise I always blow out the water with a tire inflator, takes about 15 minutes. Make sure to open the drains under the trailer and turn on the pump to run it out of water. Since we use our TT year around, had to re-winterize 3 times, no biggy. Or keep the heat on to 50 as suggested. Have been doing this for years, never froze any pipes. Started that after I first used antifreeze and didn't like cleaning it out of the system and it changed the taste of the water for a while.

ford truck guy wrote:
You could always just blow out ALL of the lines and NOT reapply the pink stuff....

Good way to break the P traps.

ford truck guy wrote:
You could always just blow out ALL of the lines and NOT reapply the pink stuff....

This is what I was thinking, be sure to run the water pump dry first. Put pink back in traps.

Jerry

You could always just blow out ALL of the lines and NOT reapply the pink stuff....

I agree rewinterize. Last January it got down to 17 degrees and we had a pipe on our house that froze and burst...the damage came to $13,000+. My Class C was a parked 20' from the burst pipe and having winterized it came through that cold snap just fine.

:C

Thanks all! Re-winterize it is!

Antifreeze ill cost you less than propane to keep things warm. the other option would be electric if available. Space heater or light bulbs near the lines that may freeze.

As Grandpa Kip said "peace of mind". Minimal cost and time, rather than finding out next camping trip that you have a problem.
You might be OK, But!! How accurate is your weatherman.

Ken