Camco RV Plastic Blow Out Kit

Introducing the Camco plastic RV blow out plug, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This patented and easy-to-use plug is an essential tool for any RV owner looking to protect their water lines during colder months or when storing their vehicle. Designed to completely clear water lines, the Camco RV blow out plug offers a simple and effective solution to prevent damage caused by freezing water inside your RV’s plumbing system.

• Complete water line clearing:The plug is designed to fully clear water lines by allowing air to push out all remaining water, helping to avoid costly repairs from frozen pipes.
• Simple operation:Just screw the plug into the city water inlet, open all drains and faucets, then attach and activate an air pump until all lines are clear.
• Patented design:Ensures reliable and effective performance, making winterizing your RV easier and more efficient.

For RV owners in Grass valley, this blow out plug is invaluable for winterizing and maintaining your vehicle’s plumbing system. Whether you’re preparing your RV for storage or protecting it during cold weather trips, the Camco plastic RV blow out plug helps ensure your water lines remain free of water and safe from freeze damage. It’s perfect for both seasoned RV enthusiasts and those new to RV maintenance in Grass valley.

Imagine confidently winterizing your RV without worrying about frozen pipes or costly plumbing repairs. This plug allows you to quickly and effectively clear your water lines, saving time and providing peace of mind. It’s an indispensable tool for anyone who wants to maintain their RV’s water system in top condition throughout the year.

In summary, the Camco plastic RV blow out plugis a must-have for RV owners in Grass valley, CA who want a patented, easy-to-use solution to protect their water lines. Available now at Grass Valley, this plug offers a practical and efficient way to winterize your RV and keep your plumbing system safe from freeze damage.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.