At what temp do you remove water hose?
If the overnight low is 28F or 30F do you really disconnect the water hose outside? I am doing it now but am wondering if i am being abundantly cautious. At what temp do you disconnect outdoor plumbi...
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doublev wrote:
... but am wondering if i am being abundantly cautious.
I think so. Trick is too make sure you have about 1/4 to 1/3 of water in your tank for emergencies, be it cold or the park/city shutting off water.
28-30 degrees for a night really won't do much (i.e. frozen hose) if any damage. If you have an enlarged prostate, you probably won't even notice anything. ;)
My rule of thumb is 3 freezing nights and on the third night something will break unless you're using the rig during those nights. Even then you should be OK. Maybe a frozen hose, but they can take it.
