Oriental Redneck
| quote: Originally posted by smlsig:
Talking about cold I have a question for the braintrust.
My Sister, who lives outside of Austin, TX called me this am asking for advise. It was 16 degrees there and two of her outside faucets were frozen. Their house is on a slab so there is no way to get to the pipes. Any suggestion from the hive on how to best protect their faucets? She didn’t have any hoses attached (thank God) and there is no shut off for that line and is worried going forward.
Thanks!
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| quote: Any suggestion from the hive on how to best protect their faucets? She didn’t have any hoses attached (thank God) and there is no shut off for that line and is worried going forward.
^^^^^^^^^^^^ Home depot sells faucet covers. Amazon has them as well. Frost free faucets are another option. |
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| Been waiting until today to jump into this thread. -6° this morning with a -20° wind chill. The forecast high is 19°. It's supposed to warm up tomorrow to a high of 36°. |
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| Was 18*F in N Houston when I got up at 7am Currently showing 24*F near IAH Drove in around 8am with no issues. Bit of ice on 1 overpass in almost 20 miles of driving.
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| Currently showing 20*F High today is 47* High tomorrow is 67* Then back in the 40s on Friday 
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