Letting your faucets drip protects pipes from bursting during extreme cold, but should you turn on hot or cold water? Use these tips to prepare for icy weather.

If you turn on the faucet and nothing comes out, there’s a good chance your pipes are frozen. The good news? Frozen doesn’t ...

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Extreme cold is gripping the state, and plumbers say the risk of frozen and bursting pipes rises with every hour the temperature stays below freezing. “Obviously, low temperatures like this cause your ...

Water is like kindergarten kids; you are best friends on Monday, and by Wednesday, worst enemies. It waters your ...

Dripping faucets indoors is one of the first things on a to-do list when it comes to preparing for a freeze, but what about ...

With impending winter storms and deep freezes, it's important to protect your plants and lawn. But don't forget about exposed ...

An extreme cold warning and a chance of freezing rain are ahead for Corpus Christi. Here's how cold it could get and how you ...

Apply heat to the section of pipe using an electric heating pad wrapped around the pipe, an electric hair dryer, a portable ...

Here’s how to keep your outdoor faucets from freezing before the storm, plus the Whataburger cup hack everyone’s talking about.