Antifreeze

[dashonthedash]

I never said that the valve was the waterheater bypass valve. In my coach, those valves are located behind the water heater tank, underneath the kitchen counter. I called it the "antifreeze bypass valve", but its purpose is as you stated, to suck antifreeze out of the bottle.

[nemo45]

Originally Posted by dashonthedash

I never said that the valve was the waterheater bypass valve. In my coach, those valves are located behind the water heater tank, underneath the kitchen counter. I called it the "antifreeze bypass valve", but its purpose is as you stated, to suck antifreeze out of the bottle.

I appologize if I offended you by misstating what you called it . Having used those valves before myself, I new what you meant. I just thought it could be very confusing for other people to call it an antifreeze bypass valve. How about "water tank bypass valves" lol. I have also used it to pump a bleach/water solution thru the water tank in the refrigerator(water in door). The water from it was getting a musty taste to it. I used a 1/4 cup to one gallon solution and it did the trick. I ran the solution thru all the cold water lines in the motorhome.

[dashonthedash]

No offense taken, thanks for your comments and suggestions. I must admit that this system is better than my old coach, where I poured the antifreeze and bleach solution directly into the tank.