Use a hairdryer or heat lamp to safely thaw indoor frozen pipes. Let a slight drip of water run through indoor faucets until ...

If your pipes do freeze ... of water comes out. The likeliest place to find a frozen water pipe is on an exterior wall, or where your water enters the foundation of your home. Look for these ...

Local experts say frozen pipes are a major issue this week. They say there are a few signs you should know and things you can do to prevent ... go take a look at it. The water spigots outside ...

However, nothing ruins it quite like ... of frozen pipes is no running water, especially during below freezing temperatures. However, there are a few other things you can look for to determine ...

like a blowtorch, kerosene/propane heater or charcoal stove. Keep warming the pipe until there’s full water pressure and check all other faucets for possible frozen pipes. If you can’t thaw ...

No water or low water pressure: This is the most obvious sign. If you turn on a faucet and no water comes out, or only a trickle, it could indicate a frozen pipe. Discolored water: If you do get ...

Jan. 17—With a prolonged period of below freezing temperatures forecast to begin this weekend, the American Red Cross gives information on how to prevent frozen water pipes and what to do if a ...

The water may look frozen, but it’s not sturdy enough. “It just does not get cold enough here ... We also know that kids like adventure, and this is a little bit adventurous, but we ...

AND WE KNOW THAT FROZEN ... of water lines. “We do quite a bit of rehab each year replacing the older pipes with new pipes, and we keep up with that type of thing,” Martin said. “We like ...