HELP - potentially toxic lines?

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   Good day.  Please hoping for some help here.  When my husband winterized our Rpod 182G, he used regular car antifreeze.  I know - let's just move on from that fact.  7 months later, we had our service department dewinterize it and they said that the antifreeze used wasn't RV antifreeze and our lines might be toxic.  What?!?  How bad is this?  Are our lines toxic?  Will Spring Fresh sitting in our lines for a few days or a week or a few times through help this? any other suggestions on how to fix this to be safe for our kids and hopefully not have to replace all of the lines? Any ideas or suggestions would be most appreciated.

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sdc143 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 18 Jul 2013 Location: Colorado Spring Online Status: Offline Posts: 14	Topic: HELP - potentially toxic lines? Posted: 08 May 2015 at 6:07pm
	Good day. Please hoping for some help here. When my husband winterized our Rpod 182G, he used regular car antifreeze. I know - let's just move on from that fact. 7 months later, we had our service department dewinterize it and they said that the antifreeze used wasn't RV antifreeze and our lines might be toxic. What?!? How bad is this? Are our lines toxic? Will Spring Fresh sitting in our lines for a few days or a week or a few times through help this? any other suggestions on how to fix this to be safe for our kids and hopefully not have to replace all of the lines? Any ideas or suggestions would be most appreciated.