Vulcan Rider wrote:
harold1946 wrote:
Wrong again: I did not make that statement, DSDO Don did.
Read more carefully.
It is not " an old wives tail". It can freeze but it takes much takes longer because the molecules are moving faster and the cold water is being replaced with warmer water continuously.
So you just like to create pointless arguements; that adds a LOT to the forum......NOT.
To try and equate a dripping faucet to a running river is ludicrous.
The one making it an argument is
yourself, all that was need was to ignore it if you do not agree.
The point was moving water takes longer to freeze and a dripping faucet will help to delay the process buying time in freezing temperatures.
Moving water is moving water, whether in a pipe, stream or a river, and the freezing process is the same. That's how it equates.
