How to winterize your RV or travel trailer

[@sameldaddio7663]

Great Video, a big money saver. I look forward to your spring video showing us how to get the water system ready for travel again.

[@LT-ug7xh]

Awesome Video. Thanks!

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

You're welcome!

[@mjryan5621]

Thank you. Very helpful!!!

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@mattv1290]

Thanks for the video. We just bought our first travel trailer and I was wondering how this was done. Thanks again.

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

Glad it was helpful! Hope you have a great camping season next year! We love ours!

[@RVAmerica]

Good job, very informative! Thanks for sharing. We will be back to watch more of your content. Danny & Lynn

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

Thanks for watching!

[@SemperFi042]

Do you have to have water in your tank in order to winterize it using the antifreeze? I already drained my tanks of water. Very informative video thank you.

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

No need for any water in the tanks. I drain mine out (including the hot water tank), then bypass the hot water tank using the bypass valves, then pump in the antifreeze. Don't need any antifreeze in the fresh tank or hot water tank.

[@askdfour]

You have freshwater hose plugged in also or just the pump and antifreeze?

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

Just drop the hose by the water pump into the anti-freeze jug and open the faucets to pump (water pump switch must be on). You don't need the freshwater hose plugged in.

[@ReagansDad]

Did you drain your water heater ?!?

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

Yes. I drain that first, then use the bypass valves so that no antifreeze goes into the hot water tank.

[@joestanford6874]

You left out adding antifreeze to fresh water tank and black and gray tanks.

[@JohnsDIYPlayground]

No need to put anti-freeze in the fresh water, black, or gray tanks. Just make sure they are empty before winter.