10 Proven Methods to Keep Your Water Pipes from Freezing
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In this video, we're going to discuss 10 effective methods to stop your water pipes from freezing. From using insulation to using additional heat, these tips will help you keep your pipes from freezing during the winter!

If you living in a cold climate, then you know that frozen pipes can be a really expensive problem. In this video, we're going to share with you different ways to keep your home safe during the cold winter months!

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⏰ Chapter Timecodes ⏰
0:00 Intro
0:18 Number 10 - Heat
1:06 Number 9 - Supplemental Heat
1:45 Number 8 - Insulation
2:15 Number 7 - Doors & Windows
2:45 Number 6 - Outdoor Faucets
3:45 Number 5 - Garage
4:17 Number 4 - Cabinets
4:36 Number 3 - Best Tip to Save
5:23 Number 2 - Faucets
5:45 Number 1 - Fan


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