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Why do you need to winterize your camper annually?
As autumn ends, RV owners need to be prepared to winterize their RVs each year to protect them from potential damage during the colder months. Why winterize your RV’s plumbing, you might ask? Failure to winterize your RV could cause the water in the lines and the pipes to freeze. Once the water freezes, it will expand and crack your pipes, which can be costly and time-consuming to repair. Play it safe by planning to winterize your RV each year, as soon as the temperatures begin to drop into the low 40s or high 30s.
What happens if I don't winterize my camper?
If you don't winterize, your RV's waterlines will freeze when the weather turns cold, after which they will expand and then burst. Winterizing your RV is cheap; repairing it is not.
How cold does it have to be for pipes to freeze in a camper?
32 degrees Fahrenheit. It will only take about 24 hours of below-freezing temperatures (lower than 32 degrees Fahrenheit) for the pipes to freeze in your RV. Since the average trip lasts a great deal longer than that, you should definitely take action ahead of time.
As autumn ends, RV owners need to be prepared to winterize their RVs each year to protect them from potential damage during the colder months. Why winterize your RV’s plumbing, you might ask? Failure to winterize your RV could cause the water in the lines and the pipes to freeze. Once the water freezes, it will expand and crack your pipes, which can be costly and time-consuming to repair. Play it safe by planning to winterize your RV each year, as soon as the temperatures begin to drop into the low 40s or high 30s.
What happens if I don't winterize my camper?
If you don't winterize, your RV's waterlines will freeze when the weather turns cold, after which they will expand and then burst. Winterizing your RV is cheap; repairing it is not.
How cold does it have to be for pipes to freeze in a camper?
32 degrees Fahrenheit. It will only take about 24 hours of below-freezing temperatures (lower than 32 degrees Fahrenheit) for the pipes to freeze in your RV. Since the average trip lasts a great deal longer than that, you should definitely take action ahead of time.
What do we do when we winterize a camper?
1. We do a overall system check.
2. We do a pressure test.
3. Then we drain the system.
4. Lastley we fill the water lines with antifreeze to finsih the Winterization.
1. We do a overall system check.
2. We do a pressure test.
3. Then we drain the system.
4. Lastley we fill the water lines with antifreeze to finsih the Winterization.
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