like outdoor hose bibs, swimming pool supply lines, and water sprinkler lines. Water supply pipes in unheated interior areas like basements and crawl spaces, attics, garages, or kitchen cabinets.

Close inside valves supplying outdoor hose bibs ... Look in the garage and under the kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Both hot and cold water pipes in these areas should be insulated.Consider ...

As much of Puget Sound experiences freezing temperatures this week, experts are warning you to prepare your pipes.

Close inside valves supplying outdoor hose bibs ... Look in the garage, and under kitchen and bathroom cabinets. Both hot and cold water pipes in these areas should be insulated.Consider ...

When the temperatures start to drop, bring your outdoor hoses and drains ... Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors to let warmer air reach the pipes. If there are any harmful chemicals in ...

Homeowners should shut off and drain outdoor faucets ... with insulation or heat tape, keeping cabinets open to encourage warm airflow to interior pipes and leaving a slight stream of water ...

Ortega said it is important to open cabinets under sinks to make sure ... The most at-risk pipes are in outdoor walls or uninsulated areas like crawlspaces and attics, Ortega said.

Home improvement expert Adam Helfman suggests allowing a small stream of water from faucets to prevent pipe freezing and keeping cabinet doors ... costly repairs. For outdoor maintenance, ensure ...

Close the valves inside that supply outdoor faucets ... Open kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors to let warmer air reach the pipes. If there are any harmful chemicals in your cabinets, make ...

Open up a cabinet (and that ... waterproof insulated item like a glove or wool sock. Pipes exposed to "severe cold" including outdoor hose bibs, swimming pool supply lines, and water sprinkler ...