Will Prime Guard Antifreeze Leave Taste Or Scent Behind In Water Lines After Flushing In Spring?
Published 10/20/2025
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Question:
Will any of these Prime Guard types leave a taste in the drinking water lines after flushing?
asked by: Gerald
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Expert Reply:
After one good flush, any trace taste should disappear, Gerald. The # PG36ZR and # PG96ZR are especially clean-rinsing since they’re alcohol-free. The ethanol-based # PG56ZR might leave a light scent at first, but a vinegar rinse or Camco spring cleaner # CAM40207 clears it right up.
Do you usually sanitize before your first trip out each year?
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Andrew N
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Prime Guard Glycerin Free RV & Marine Antifreeze -50°F Burst Protection - 1 Gal - 6 Jugs
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Sherri
10/20/2025
I used a different pink antifreeze last year and could still taste it for a few days even after flushing. Is that normal, or was I using the wrong kind?