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Wind chills across Iowa have hit 20 to more than 30 degrees below zero, posing a risk for pipes to freeze or worst case, ...

In the realm of plumbing, few aspects are as crucial yet often overlooked as backflow prevention. This vital component of your water system plays a pivotal role in maintaining the purity and safety of ...

He recommends dripping at least one faucet in every bathroom and the kitchen and keeping any cabinet doors under the sink open to let in the warmth. “We tell customers it’s better to have a high water ...

There are a few things you can do to prevent it like wrapping your pipes in pipe insulation and heat tape and keeping your bathroom and kitchen sink ... is letting the faucet drip.

Over the past year, many people have gone to Google to look up how to prevent frozen pipes. Some advice online says the answer is to just let your faucets ... beneath your kitchen and bathroom ...

A quick way to get warmth to your pipes is by leaving cabinets open. “In bathrooms and in kitchens, most faucets or sinks will be in a cabinet,” Weiland said. “And so if you can just even ...

Allow warm air to circulate around indoor pipes by opening cabinet doors under sinks, especially in the kitchen and bathrooms. Let Water Drip: Keep a small stream of water flowing from faucets ...

Cover the whole area, duct tape it in, and keep the weather off the pipes and hose bib,” he said. No faucet cover? Try a Styrofoam cup. “You just have to put this right over the top and fix it ...