4Girls&aMan
Member
I know this had been posted before but now it's personal.... my Cyclone has to visit Elkhart this March.
I'm going to go pick it up when it is ready and plan to camp immediately in it with the family, can't get from here to there in less than 2 days.
I've noted on the forum that some (in CANADA??!!) use air to winterize.
I'd like to avoid hours of de-winterizing - I don't want the little ones drinking antifreeze, so I'd go way overboard on the clean up side if I have to pink my lines.
Am I asking for trouble if I just drain the water lines and dump some RV antifreeze in the traps? I'm that it is safest to use the antifreeze, but does anyone have any experience with NOT using it??
TIA
I'm going to go pick it up when it is ready and plan to camp immediately in it with the family, can't get from here to there in less than 2 days.
I've noted on the forum that some (in CANADA??!!) use air to winterize.
I'd like to avoid hours of de-winterizing - I don't want the little ones drinking antifreeze, so I'd go way overboard on the clean up side if I have to pink my lines.
Am I asking for trouble if I just drain the water lines and dump some RV antifreeze in the traps? I'm that it is safest to use the antifreeze, but does anyone have any experience with NOT using it??
TIA