Freezing weather is one time you want dripping faucets.

Both indoor and outdoor plumbing can freeze in winter. Find out if you should drip outside and inside faucets during a deep freeze, and which faucets you should drip first.

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The simple answer to frozen pipes: Should you keep them dripping day and night?

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A common suggestion to protect your home from damage during cold weather is to drip faucets. This ensures pipes won’t freeze, burst and leave you with flooding or water damage. While North Texas is ...