Don’t Let Your Pipes FREEZE – What Every Alaskan Does Before a Cold Night

One slow drip from the right faucet can save you thousands of dollars on a cold night. Here's everything Alaskans do before a hard freeze so their pipes don't burst, and what to do if a pipe is already frozen. In this video: Which faucets to drip on a cold night, and why it works The cabinet doors you should leave open tonight The thermostat rule for cold snaps and for when you're away (55°F / 13°C) Garden hoses, outdoor faucets and the garage: the spots that freeze first How to thaw a frozen pipe safely, without any open flame The one valve every Alaskan can find in the dark Has a pipe ever frozen or burst in your house? Where was it? Tell me in the comments. Sources for the tips: city water department and plumbing guidance on preventing and thawing frozen pipes.