I'm in the northeast, so can I use this all season? Or must I only use it in winter and thus have to switch the "summer" fluid for this winter one?
442294
I am in Phoenix and my vehicle seldom sees cold weather. However, this is an excellent year around product for all seasons. Would not use anything else.
890127
It can be used anywhere regular antifreeze is used. I use it in dirt bikes and diesel trucks.
1897873
We used it in both the spring and the fall. It worked last year very well. We have well water, though, and it used a lot of water to treat our 1 acre lot with it, so we didn't use it this year. They've come back, but if we would have used it again this year in the spring, we would still be good.
864809
We only used ours during the fall and now winter. We do live in Las Vegas, NV so we'll need to keep an eye on them this summer.
520307
Yes, if you are in the warmer zones that don't hard freeze. If you are in zones that hard freeze you need to move it inside in the winter months.
1972006
Sure can. Works perfectly. Dono about consistently I only use when water drops below 66 degrees. My 55 gallons in sun room summer now ..will probly b using full time in winter. Dont listen to box directjons. All tanks settings. Environments and treatmsnt are different for all tanks. Know your tank and lighting situation. Before u start talking crap on heaters. Research then buy. Recommended for sure.
1194364
The instructions state that you can leave it on all year long. Don't see why you can't leave it on. Purchase this just prior to winter, so i haven't had it that long.
2193461
Yes, it is. I didn't even think about this until I started using it. In the summer months it's fine but in winter it's hard to use.
189713
Warm water is important for me for 2 reasons. One- I live in NJ and I can use warm water in winter Two - my mom and other older guest love warm water for regular use regardless of season.
1426256
It depends on how much salt your cars going to see through out your season. Iv'e had mine for two years in NC and do a detailed clean on it every 6 months. Its held up after three winter storms were we had massive amounts of salt on the road. I dont think any exhaust system will be spotless in a Northeastern winter though. Since this is cheap you could get away with buying a new one every two years if it gets bad.
2267260
It is best for you to follow manufacturer recommendations on this. However, if it is not break in oil, I do change oil every year before the snow flies. Be sure to sure to use the synthetic oil if you start with it stay with it. It is good stuff and lubricates the engine well.
1657837
I'm in North Dakota and it don't get any colder. Never had a problem with the fluid, lights first try every time.
1313170
Once I place my vac outside in the spring, it stays there. If its going to rain for a long time, I will shut it down... but never move it till the fall. This is my 3rd season using it this way, keeping my finger crossed.
2132534
I live in southeastern ohio and this is the first year I've had the pool. Was debating on leaving it up or not. When reading the instructions it does say you can leave it up for winter. Not sure what to do.
2183291
I used mine every day of the summer and filled it when it needed it. I never ran it dry like the other person, so if you just never run it too low, you never have to worry. I did drain it for the winter and I will wash the filter when I fill it up. This is a great product. :-)
315975
You probably could, but you wouldn't be able to use it in below freezing temperatures. You would have to drain it, which is easy as it has a valve designed for it.
1200095
You should not. Radiator fluid is design not to freeze in the winter and has a higher boiling point than water which would evaporate at a higher rate. Plus pure water can eventually rust and degrade your cooling system.