RV / Camper Winterizing The Easy Way- Blow Out Lines w/ Compressed Air

This video will show you how to winterize your camper using the air blowout method. This works great if you are not going to be using your camper and it will sit in freezing weather.

Water Blow Out Adapter, RV Winterizing Kit with male garden hose connector(Flexible)

2PCS Brass RV Winterize Blowout Adapter

RV/Marine Antifreeze, 1 gal, Pink

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The two lines under the camper are low point drains, not tank drains. The single line under the city water inlet is your fresh water tank drain. Drain fresh water tank. Open relief valve and remove water heater plug/anode rod to drain. Put plug/anode rod back in. Close relief valve. Connect air fitting to city water inlet. Set compressor at 30 psi and open faucets one side at a time until no water comes out. Repeat for every faucet-don’t forget outdoor shower and sink if applicable. Let compressor run and stop to maintain air pressure during procedure. Hold open toilet flush lever or foot petal until no water comes out. Open low point drains until no more water comes out. When finished with several rounds of blowing out every faucet you should disconnect air hose, open relief valve and remove water heater plug/anode rod to release any trapped water. Close relief valve. Reinstall plug/anode rod. Dump a cup of RV antifreeze down every drain including outdoor kitchen sink if applicable. Dump black water tank and gray water tank. You are now ready for the next camping season.