Winterizing our Premier

[rsthomis]

Greetings, friends! We have been in Florida and have come home to below freezing weather, so suddenly, we're trying to winterize! We have added 6 gal of RV antifreeze like we always do, and yes, we flipped the valve on the water heater bypass, but our pump just is not pushing the fluid through. What could we be doing wrong? HELP??!! Thanks in advance!

[travelin texans]

Six gallons in your fresh water tank probably isn't enough the reach the pump suction, but is enough to take several fill/drains to get it all rinsed out so water is drinkable again. You should've, possibly could've, pumped it directly from the jug, would've only used a gallon or so.
You didn't list your rv, some have a hose tied to pump in the convenience center for this purpose.
Be sure to pour some down all drains to fill the P traps & leave plenty in the toilet bowl to keep flush seal covered.

[k94x4]

My guess is that it is already frozen since you came home to below freezing temps. That is unless you had drained you system before leaving.

[H20loo]

I would open the cabinet doors where there is plumbing and keep the heat on. Today is the last mild day before some cold nights so it is important to resolve this. On my trailers, I attach a connection directly to the pump and use one container to do the whole trailer. Your back flow valve may be stuck open and you could be sending all the antifreeze into your fresh water holding tank. My winterizing kits usually come from ctc.
Good luck.