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Yes!

2

No!

4

Yes!

Denise Lemon
Denise Lemon

Didn't leave tap dripping

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Ron Johnson
Ron Johnson

Pipes at horse troughs where they come out of the ground

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No!

Sussie Due
Sussie Due

The way my house was built, the plumbing runs along the forced air heating ducts under the house so they have never froze even when we had that -36 temp in 1987.

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k san
k san

I have a newer house, so no problems.

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Dieter Heinzer
Dieter Heinzer

We only have one plumbing line on an exterior wall (kitchen sink) - all others are located in interior walls. Outside faucets are designed for cold weather and all hoses are disconnected.

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Gabe West
Gabe West

Thank goodness no!

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Yes, unfortunately.

2

No, always sop it up

5

Yes, unfortunately.

sharder8
sharder8

I haven't, but my wife has . . . more than once! Oh, and I have more years in the kitchen cooking.

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No, always sop it up

Kristina Biederman
Kristina Biederman

I learned early on never to put oils down the drain for that very reason.

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k san
k san

IS KTVZ RUNNING OUT OF SUBSTANTIVE QUESTIONS TO ASK?

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Mou Chat Reed
Mou Chat Reed

Taught better than that when I as just a child.

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Robb McCutcheon
Robb McCutcheon

It doesn't seem to clog up the drain so I just dump it down.

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sharder8
sharder8

Ask London or any large city sewer dept. what it does to their sewer lines . . .

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