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How's it going neighbors Today we're gonna take a look at Prime Guard 100 antifreeze for RV and Marine uses. Now this is gonna work well for winterizing your RV so you don't have to worry about your lines freezing while it's in storage. So let me show you a quick way to get that set up, as well as talk about some of the features of the Prime Guard. Prime Guard is a solid brand as far as winterization products. They make different levels of coverage and this is gonna be for the more extreme people that are out there as far as -100 And honestly, depending on where you are, it's not a bad idea to just go for the overkill so you don't have to worry about it. Now, you definitely wanna make sure this stuff does not get diluted and you rinse it out thoroughly.

And also when you're winterizing your RV, never use automotive antifreeze. That stuff is toxic. This stuff is designed to be flushed through without contaminating the water system. All right, so now that we have everything drained out, we also blow blew out our lines and we have our low, our low point, and our fresh water drain all closed back up. We're gonna go ahead and turn on our water pump and we're gonna start adding in some antifreeze into the system.

And now we're just gonna go ahead and divert our pump where it is going to draw into the system. A RV usually takes about two gallons to get everything winterized. So out of the case you're gonna probably get a couple seasons. And now you can see that we have it, antifreeze coming all the way through the system and now you can just close everything up. It's not a bad practice to go around all your drains just to make sure your P traps have some of the antifreeze in it.

Now you definitely wanna make sure that you wash your hands before, when you get done handling all these chemicals. And from here we're just gonna get this second bottle in, get everything buttoned down. Now it's not a bad idea to also get yourself some wheel covers and a RV cover so you can tuck it in for the season. I think it'd be really cool if you tell us about your experience with Prime Guard. Once you get this in your rig, go ahead and tell us what you think and how well it performs because we love having that interaction with you.

Once again, this is Ed with etrailer.com taking a look at Prime Guard marine and RV antifreeze rated up to -100 degrees.