Camco 36153 RV Brass Blow Out Plug

• Helps clear the water lines in your RV during winterization and dewinterization
• Built with brass
• Screws into RV city water inlet
• Heavy duty
• Easy to use

This one is much better than the plastic plugs. And the concept of blowing out water instead of displacing it with red pop is sound. The only place that antifreeze must be used is in the water pump and in the P-traps (sinks and shower).

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This was the first time I winterized my trailer. This product was easy to use after I removed the valve stem from inside the blow out plug. With the valve stem in the plug the air pressure was too low, once I removed it it worked like a charm.

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I bought this version over the plastic version because you can connect any type of air compressor to it. The adapter is the same kind as used in car and bicycle tires.

I used it last weekend to clear the water lines of my travel trailer and it worked as advertized.

I initially was going to just use a bicycle pump to push the water out, but I managed to borrow an air compressor at the last minute. I blew the lines for about 30 minutes and then pumped in some RV antifreeze as recommended by my trailer manufacturer.

Even though you'll only use this adapter once a year, I would recommend this over the plastic version because it should last a lifetime.

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I used this tool to winterize our travel trailer. Simply screw it on to your water hook-up, and then attach your standard air adaptor to your compressor hose and presto you're in business.

The tip is flexible, but secure. That is, after connecting your air hose to this plug, you can tip the hose in any of 360-degress, and it will flex. This is great, because in colder weather a more rigid adaptor might break.

I would recommend this plug for anyone that wants to winterize their RV, and I would purchase it again.

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Plug has a tiny hole that is too restrictive to allow enough air volume through to do an adequate job. Hole may be small to attempt "reduce" pressure but that is not a satisfactory way to reduce pressure anyway. Need to reduce pressure on compressor regulator to avoid blowing out lines in RV Make you own adapter using a piece of garden hose, and the appropriate adapters to do a satisfactory job of removing all water from you RV lines for winter storage.