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Old 10-13-2021, 05:01 PM   #11
linux3
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Originally Posted by JRTJH View Post
I do the same as you, but IMO, if there is any water in the plumbing lines, that water will dilute the antifreeze, raising its "freeze point". On the "good to 50 below" antifreeze I use, a 50/50 dilution is only good to 10F. That's 60 degrees "less protection".... How much water is in the plumbing? How long should you let it run to push that water out of the lines? Are you sure all/most of the water is gone or if diluted, how much ????
I run the faucets until I get pure pink and no sputtering.
I don't dump extra in the traps because I run it long enough to fill them. Maybe it's a waste but we get some winters when a weeks high will be 0. Not often but it happens.
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