Only a few times have I ever done any camping in freezing temperatures. Fortunately, the motorhome has holding tank heaters. Those kept the tanks from freezing.
During the winter months, I empty all the tanks and put in antifreeze. I haven't had any problems since I started doing this.
What should one do if the RV black water tank (toilet contents) freezes? RV Life has an article on just what to do if this happens.
They begin with:
For outdoor enthusiasts, winter camping can be a lot of fun. Ice fishing, snowshoeing, skiing, and tobogganing are all fun winter activities. They are even better when you have a cozy RV to warm up in at the end of the day.
Winter is a great opportunity to go camping and enjoy nature without the crowds you find in the summer. While this is all very good, having a frozen holding tank can really chill all the fun.
So, what should you do when your RV black water tank gets frozen? In this article, we’ll look at what you should do if your black water tank gets frozen and how you can keep it from happening again (without heading south).
To read more, go here.
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