Aaron advises, 'Turn your taps on just enough to drip,' and leave them dripping until the temperature outside consistently ...

In single-zone systems, dripping one faucet might suffice, but in homes with multiple zones or long pipe runs, it’s better to drip faucets at the farthest point of each zone." ...

When temperatures drop, the water in your pipes can freeze and lead to a burst pipe. But you may be able to prevent that by allowing water to drip from your faucets.

When temperatures drop, the water in your pipes can freeze and lead to a burst pipe. But you may be able to prevent that by allowing water to drip from your faucets.

The University of Illinois Building Research Council says a “typical freezing event” in home water pipes happens at around 20 degrees Fahrenheit. But to be on the safe side, you should consider ...