Of course, it's recommended that we drip our faucets as temperatures drop, but the real question is do we actually have to? We drip our faucets in cold weather for one important ... be exposed to cold ...

Poor insulation ... Winter weather poses unique challenges for homeowners, and frozen pipes are one of the most common—and costly—issues. Letting your faucets drip during extreme cold is ...

WELL, HARDWARE STORES ARE SEEING LOTS OF PEOPLE BUY THINGS LIKE FAUCET COVERS TO PROTECT PIPES FROM THIS HARSH COLD WEATHER. CHARLIE SIMS - ASSISTANT ... expand without causing the pipe to break. Add ...

These genius pipe cozies could save you lots of money and headaches this winter.

Many in Central Texas rushed out to hardware stores on Saturday to prepare their homes for the cold. There are several things that you can do.

Disconnect and drain all garden hoses and install covers on outside faucets. Keep garage doors ... exterior walls and in crawl spaces with pipe insulation or heating tape. This will prevent ...

(WALA) - With cold weather and possible snow in ... “I ain’t only buying faucet covers, I’m getting some more pipe insulation,” he said. “We’re going to insulate the outside and ...