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

While snow may be out of our way, frigid temperatures have settled in. FOX31's Nicole Fierro spoke with plumbers who say the ...

We're in the thick of winter. Is your home equipped to handle more cold weather? If you haven't already, you should be sealing up your windows, caulking up any cracks — oh, and doing everything ...

Grab two for just $12 on Amazon. These genius pipe cozies could save you lots of money and headaches this winter. These winter essentials are insulated to trap heat and help ensure frigid air doesn't ...

Amazon These genius pipe cozies could save you lots of money and headaches this winter. These winter essentials are insulated to trap heat and help ensure frigid air doesn't reach your faucet and ...

When freezing temperatures hit homes, one threat rises above nearly all others: the dreaded frozen pipes, which lead to ... You may still face plumbing repair bills, but you can speedily stop ...

Blanton Plumbing and Georgia-based Millwood Plumbing. So when you set your faucets to a drip, the water in your pipes begin to move just enough to keep it from freezing as easily as it would when ...

HOUSTON — Pipes break during wintry weather because the water freezes and expands inside them, similar to what happens when you put a bottle of water or a can of soda in the freezer. Frozen ...

The American Red Cross offered these suggestions if you find your pipes have frozen: If you turn on a faucet and only a trickle comes out, suspect a frozen pipe. Likely places for frozen pipes ...

How do you know if your pipes are frozen? If you turn on a faucet and no water comes out, or if it's running at a trickle, you likely have a frozen pipe, according to AAA and the American Red Cross.

EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — When water freezes, it expands, which can put a lot of pressure on your pipes and even cause them to burst. When the temperatures start to drop, bring your outdoor ...