The RV Cold Weather Routine I Use Every Night!

Описание: When the temperature drops into the teens, I don’t want to guess what’s happening in the parts of the RV I can’t see.

This is the simple routine I use before every sub-freezing night so I can go to bed knowing the basement storage, patio, and water heater compartment are staying safely above freezing.

I show where I place temperature sensors, how I set alert thresholds on my phone, and how this lets me keep “eyes on the RV” all night without opening compartments or waking up to check things in the dark. I also pour a some pink RV antifreeze down each drain to protect the P-traps if temperatures really dip overnight.

You might be wondering: why not just fully winterize the camper?

Because we camp all winter long in Georgia. I don’t want to winterize and de-winterize the RV every time we come back from a trip. This approach lets me keep the camper fully usable while still protecting the areas most likely to freeze on the coldest nights even with the furnace on.

No complicated mods. Just a practical, repeatable cold-weather routine that gives real peace of mind while we sleep.

What I cover:

• The RV compartments most likely to freeze first
• Where I monitor temperatures during freezing nights
• How phone alerts warn me before anything reaches the danger zone
• The quick antifreeze step that protects sinks and shower drains
• A realistic alternative to constantly winterizing all season

If you camp in shoulder seasons or winter conditions but still want to use your RV normally at home, this is an easy habit to add between trips before the forecast turns cold.

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*Video Chapters*
0:00 Intro
0:42 GoveeLife Smart Thermo-Hygrometer
2:54 Hot Water Heater Sensor
3:33 South Georgia Snow
3:57 Morning After Snow
5:10 Back Patio Sensor
5:43 Camper Basement Overnight Temperatures
7:28 The Crazy Camping Corgi
7:36 Camper Hot Water Heater Temperatures
8:33 Piece Of Mind
10:25 Closing