| [GMCnet] Re: Winterizing Options [message #367379 is a reply to message #367372] |
Fri, 29 October 2021 08:08   |
Chris McBride
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Great tips guys! I do my cottage in a very similar fashion, including the drains, but did not think about the coaches floor drain.
What about mice? This is our first year with the GMC and we are storing it in a friend's barn in Central Ontario. We have been told to put Downy sheets throughout the coach. Apparently mice hate the smell.
Eric Roell, Aurora, Ontario76 Glenbrook "Safari" 76,000 miles,Alcoa, Continental Kit, Fender Flares, Stainless Exhaust, Macerator, Ragusa Step
On Thursday, October 28, 2021, 08:56:39 p.m. EDT, Billy Massey wrote:
I run my air pressure wide open. What is needed is lots of volumn to get
all the residual moisture out and away from any fittings.
I leave only one outlet open at a time. Apply air, as that outlet quits
blowing moisture, shut it and open another immediately. I do this until
there isn't a trace of moisture from any outlet. That served me very well
for several years.
Now I just blow a little and then add pink through the pump to all outlets,
add in floor drain, done. Easy, peasy.
bdub
On Thu, Oct 28, 2021, 5:58 PM Ken Burton wrote:
> I usually set my compressor to around 50. That is where my home water
> pressure is. Then I go around and open each sink and toilet valve one at a
> time and let it run until no more water comes out. Then I move on to the
> next one. On the toilet, I just step in the the flush valve it only takes
> 10 or 15 seconds for it to run dry.
>
> One other thing. There is a floor drain in the shower that has a gas trap
> in it that is full of water. I always save some pink stuff and pour it
> directly in the drain after I have finished every thing else.
>
> I can do it all with one gallon of pink stuff but I usually over
> everything and use 2 gallons.
>
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