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Preventing Frozen Pipes In Sub Zero Temps

The local forecast this weekend and for several days includes high and low temperatures in the single digits above and below zero, presenting a risk of frozen pipes for those with fixtures on the outside walls of their homes.

To reduce the risk of freezing pipes, experts offer a few recommendations.

If you have heat tapes attached to your pipes, plug them in and check to make sure they are working.

If you don’t have heat tapes:

Keep the doors of the cupboard under the sink open, especially during the overnight hours.  This allows warmer air to circulate inside the cupboard.

Keep a steady drip or small stream of water running overnight or when not at home.  This keeps water flowing and less likely to freeze.

 

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