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Old 05-08-2021, 12:28   #16
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Re: Draining antifreeze from potable water tanks
Propylene Glycol is in a lot of food and cosmetics and mouthwashes etc. I can't stand the stuff, but it's in a lot of things so I wouldn't worry about dumping it.
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