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Yup. You run the lines for awhile to flush them, but then you are good :)

No no, it's for when it's winterized and not heated. If you are living in it in the winter (I'm sorry if you are, most aren't good for cold weather), everything would be heated.

You add it in the hoses and tanks to keep them from freezing, but in doing so, you would kill yourself if you used regular antifreeze (because that's your water supply).

Rv antifreeze is propylene glycol, which is found in everything from different foods to ecigs (it's mostly what you are breathing). Normal old school antifreeze is ethylene glycol, and is super poisonous. They actually use ethanol (ie booze) to help treat it. Booze is much more readily absorbed...

The rv antifreeze is food safe too, so safer to use anyways. Good tip there man, I gotta do that to my backhoe

Don't eat yellow snow....