2underage said: (quoted from post at 14:38:06 10/29/14) I PUT SOME OF THAT RV ANTIFREZE IN A PLASTIC JUG AND PUT IT IN MY FREEZER OVERNIGHT.THE NEXT DAY IT WAS FROZEN SOLID. I WOULD NOT TRUST THAT STUFF TO BE SAFE IN ANYTHING THAT FREZING WOULD HARM.
I have a problem with this statement First off RV antifreeze is used straight it is NOT diluted, 2nd the real stuff is rated for -50*F yes it will get slushy at temps below -50*F but it does NOT get solid. There are 1000's and 1000's of campers that are protected here in MN and we can get some very cold temps I've seen -40*F but not -50*F here and campers with RV antifreeze do not freeze up and burst
GB in MN.
This post was edited by MNGB at 16:28:08 10/29/14.
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