The rule of thumb for pipes freezing and possibly bursting in less insulated homes is temperatures staying below 20 degrees ...

Consider installing specific products made to insulate water pipes like a "pipe sleeve" or installing UL-listed "heat tape," ...

If you’re scrambling to find a quick solution to insulating your pipes, all you need are three household items: a thick towel, duct tape, and a plastic bag.

Cold weather can cause pipes to freeze and then burst, so learning how to protect your pipes ahead of cold weather is ...

Cleveland Water in a Friday news release urged customers to protect their water pipes from freezing and possibly bursting, ...

Plumbing experts like David Crawford say that keeping the water flowing is the first step to making sure the water in your ...

WACO, Texas (KWTX) — Preventative measures such as insulating pipes and dripping faucets can keep your home intact during ...

From plastic wrapping windows to insulating pipes, there are plenty of ways to protect your home when the temperatures begin to drop.

Winterize your car by checking antifreeze, washer blades and tire pressure. Leave early and slow down. Give other cars more ...

Every year, about 250,000 homes in the U.S. suffer damage from frozen and burst water pipes, according to NerdWallet.

When temperatures stay below freezing for prolonged periods, the risk of frozen pipes increases, according to Aqua Ohio.

Make sure everyone in your household knows how to shut off the water. Insulate water pipes that may be vulnerable to the cold, such as those along exterior walls and in unheated basements.