From prepping birdbaths to cleaning gutters, there’s a lot of things for homeowners to do once temperatures start to dip. Unfortunately, just because you won’t be using your outdoor faucets during the ...

The key to avoiding frozen outdoor pipes is turning off the indoor water valve and draining the line before cold hits. Cover faucets after your last fall use or before a freeze, using either ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. From faucet covers to window seals, Jabo’s Ace Hardware in Keller is stocked up for winter. (Yffy Yossifor/yyossifor@star-telegram ...

If you live somewhere that freezes, there's one small winter chore you really don't want to skip: shutting off and protecting your outdoor faucets. According to DIY creator Casey Finn (@diyplaybook), ...

Instead of waiting for the cold weather to arrive, plan ahead to winterize your outdoor plumbing, including both outdoor water faucets and pipes, in order to prevent frozen pipes and water damage.

That outdoor spigot you rely on for watering your plants in the summer becomes a ticking time bomb come winter. Unless properly winterized, outdoor faucets can freeze when temperatures drop, causing ...

This winter's been a cold one, and while the lower temps give us the opportunity to stay cozy indoors, they can also create some very costly problems; namely, frozen pipes. And if one of those babies ...