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Soon as it froze up .. I put traction on my shoes ... Don't laugh .. shoe chains .. https://www.amazon.com/shoe-chains/s?k=shoe+chains
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No and when it gets really icy outside I have to stay home because I walk with a Cane and it would be very dangerous on the ice for me. So I just stay home.
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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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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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Poorly (or not at all) cleared sidewalks and parking lots have been slicker than snot on a doorknob.... Just sayin'.....
ReplySo far I've been good but slipped and landed on my knee and bad wrist but turned out OK, a friend fell and blew out his knee a coyote weeks ago
ReplyI fell three weeks ago and broke my femur. It has been a nightmare. It's very dangerous so walking slow with traction on your feet is necessary. My husband has fallen a couple times but thankfully he didn't break anything.
ReplyI fell in an icy parking lot on Mon 12/19. Landed flat on my back and bruised my rear, a 2" black bruise. I have trouble sitting and bending over. I know several people who have fallen and didn't go to the hospital.
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