In Which States Do Ya'll Not Let The Sink Water Run During Cold Winter Nights?

[Payday23]

Doing it now in TN. Low will be 28 but with the wind chill will be feeling like 8-12..$5 dollars is better than spending thousands of dollars and being inconvenienced.

 

[get these nets]

Whether exposed and in wall pipes are insulated or not, it's a good idea to leave the water running slowly when it dips below a certain temp. overnight.

Doing so costs you a couple of pennies.

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

You only have to do this in the south. Something about how the houses are built with the pipes out in the open whereas they would either be underground or in the basement up north

We dig below the freeze line up north

 

[ImLionyall]

We do it Jersey. But we was broke growing up and those habits die hard. Getting ya pipes fixes is expensive but aI can afford it now.

 

[Tenchi Ryu]

Whether exposed and in wall pipes are insulated or not, it's a good idea to leave the water running slowly when it dips below a certain temp. overnight.

Doing so costs you a couple of pennies.

Legitimately shocked coli is shocked about this

Moms taught us as youngins that leaving it on a slow drip is all you need

 

[MJ Truth]

No matter cold it gets and where you are or even how nice our new it is, it only depends on how the water system is set up. Don’t get pretentious yall.

Yeah. I’ve had to do this shyt in Raleigh NC and if doesn’t even really ever get that cold here.

 

[Clayton Endicott]

If it gets really cold up here (negative digits) some folks do it depending on how their pipes are set up. And no, you don't let them run, you just open the faucet enough for it to drip slowly.

 

[BunchePark]

nikka I'm in FL lol

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

This cap
Red dots don’t use water

 

[chineebai]

It happens in old houses in NYC with poor insulation. Like a freezing ass basement with pipes by the walls.