How To Protect Outside Hose Bibb From Freezing Weather

[@nancybryson5488]

Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to show us how to protect our hose bibbs. Finally, something I can actually do!! Blessings upon you, Epic Plumbing.

[@jaredhammonds8255]

The fact that you're in. Houston (maybe spring) is very helpful. Thank you

[@spacewalker4087]

Thanks for showing how to use the towel and trash bag to insulate an outside faucet. I needed to insulate the the city water connection on an RV for sub zero temperatures.

[@kittybeard5379]

Great video! Will do tomorrow! 1° in Arkansas today!

[@tyroneharris5922]

Thanks

[@tyrantgregcagkaiju71]

Thanks for sharing this!

[@TH-eb5ro]

I'm in Memphis TN and this is not enough for the storm we just had, south facing hose bibb froze up even with a cover on it. Turn the water on a few times a day if you don't leave it drip. Bringing warmer water to the hose bibb changes the freeze rate. A sock, hat and zip lock bag also works but again with this last storm more effort is needed.

[@epicplumbing]

Hello T H, we are in southeast TX so we do not see the temperatures you see in TN.

[@slickwilly6868]

I'm next door in Southaven, and we're both supposed to get single digit temperatures plus snow this Sunday.