Anonymous
04/15/2014 11:21
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
Anonymous wrote:You should get the frost safe valves
too late now
Anonymous
04/15/2014 11:00
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
You should get the frost safe valves
Anonymous
04/15/2014 09:53
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
No. It will barely be at freezing if at all.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 07:29
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
This winter was the first year we ever turned our outside faucet off (the valve is really inaccessible). Never had a problem.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 07:10
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
No, it will be fine.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 07:03
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
Ha ha, no. Silly southerners.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 06:51
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
No. It might not even freeze.
Anonymous
04/15/2014 01:36
Subject: Does water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off due to tomorrow's cold?
Looks like it will be close to / at freezing point tomorrow, for a few hours. Does the water valve feeding outdoor pipe need to be turned off to avoid frozen pipe? Even if it's just for a couple of hours of low-30s temps? I am out of town and would need to ask a friend to do so, but I'd rather not inconvenience him.