With temperatures dropping below freezing, here are some tips to avoid frozen pipes and a forecast from the National Weather ...

If your pipes end up freezing in the winter, it can result in a very costly repair. Luckily, there are several products to ...

The easiest, long-lasting approach to prevent pipes from freezing is insulating pipes around your home. Jordan Flemming, ...

Other precautions to prevent freezing pipes include wrapping pipes and meters with insulation or heat tape, keeping cabinets ...

Aqua Ohio offers tips to prevent frozen pipes, including insulating pipes, using heat tape, and keeping a thin stream of water flowing.

If you find a section of your pipe has frozen, Aqua Ohio recommends trying to thaw it by opening a spigot and using a hair dryer or heat tape. "Never use an open flame," Aqua Ohio said in a ...

There are a few steps you can take to protect your home from damaged pipes, according to Milwaukee Water Works: Keep your basement warm: Ensure your basement is properly heated or insulated. Pipes ...

To start, make sure you have supplies such as pipe insulation, heat tape, a hair dryer or portable ... Aqua recommends opening a spigot and using a hair dryer or space heater to thaw a frozen ...

Wrap pipes: Use insulation or heat tape, or place a light bulb near pipes to provide warmth (avoid open flames indoors). Officials say If you suspect frozen pipes or a frozen water meter, ...

insulate your pipes and use heat tape. Looking at the forecast, Galarza said he’s expecting his week to stay busy. “You get those two, three days and often that’s enough to do it ...

Pipes can freeze when they ... “But if it is totally frozen, you can use them as a last resort.” Rayborn said the hardware shop generally buys enough heat tape in bulk for the entire year.

Heat tape or heating cables can add extra protection ... ensure the shut-off valve works to avoid flooding when the pipe unfreezes. Use low heat sources like a hair dryer, or heating pad on ...