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Old 11-02-2017, 05:28 AM   #21
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I blow out the lines than use RV anti-freeze. The only problem I have had was on first time and didn't drain the washer lines even though I didn't have a washer/dryer the lines were still full of water.
After 2 years of dealing with those hard to access lines. I eliminated them. Found where they "T" from and put in a elbow, leaving out the washer lines. One less thing to winterize, since I will never need those lines.
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Old 11-02-2017, 07:15 AM   #22
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If you use the air method, you might want to blow out the black tank flush as well. I did mine and could hear the sprayer rotating and did get some extra water to drain out, so it can't hurt. You could manually hand pump antifreeze through it instead if you don't do the air method first.
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