barb mills
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My husband says if we have it plugged in and the heat on we do not need to winterize. I am not so sure about that. Don't want any burst water lines or problems with the water heater. We live in Coastal Washington where it is pretty temperate most times but the temperature can get down to freezing at times. Sometimes it will even get lower than freezing for a short while. We do get times during the winter when we will want to use it, either for guests or to go camping as we can have those stray balmy days where it will be in the 60's and nice. So my questions to all the experts out there is do we need to winterize and if so what do we need to do? We own a 2014 Winndebago Minnie TT 2101 DS with fully enclosed underbelly with ducted heat in the underbelly. Thanks in advance for any insights or help.