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No drip. Not unless it is a 40-50 year old hose bibb without the "freezeproof" design. If it is a modern faucet will back water and bust the faucet at low single digits.
Just remove the hose and cut the faucet off.
Do you mean just turn off the outside faucet, or turn off a cutoff valve that controls that faucet? I don't know if we have individual cut off valves for the outside faucets. Hmmm.
Do you mean just turn off the outside faucet, or turn off a cutoff valve that controls that faucet? I don't know if we have individual cut off valves for the outside faucets. Hmmm.
I would just turn that outside faucet off but definitely disconnect the garden hose.
Your 2003 house was built with freezeproof faucets.
Really though, if we get to 0° for several hours, it is a "whatever works" scenario.
I think a lot of folks are going to be disappointed in the lack of snow this system brings. I think we will get several hours of rain, that freezes overnight.....and not much else.
So drip hot and cold right? Upstairs and downstairs?
Water heater is in the garage, exterior wall. I could leave the laundry door open a crack. Could get expensive.
I assume my outside faucets are freezeproof. Should I wrap them as well as a backup plan?
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