Winter has fully set in for Northeast Ohio with temperatures in Greater Akron dropping to as low as minus 9 degrees. With the cold weather comes the risk of pipes freezing. Here's what to know about ...

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The easiest, long-lasting approach to prevent pipes from freezing is insulating pipes around your home. Jordan Flemming, ...

Here's what to know about it, and how to stop it from happening ... it can help to leave your cupboards open to allow warm air to flow closer to where the pipes are in your home.

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“Good insulation and heat tape, but insulation and heat tape are not going to stop ... open the cabinet doors underneath sinks. Letting the warm air from the house circulate around the pipes ...

Seal gaps around pipes, wiring and vents to stop cold air leaks. Open cabinet doors to allow heat to reach uninsulated pipes under kitchen and bathroom sinks. Allow water to drip from faucets that ...

As tempting as it may be, do not use a blowtorch, a kerosene or propane heater, a charcoal stove, or any device with an open flame; the high heat can damage the pipes or even start a fire.

You can also keep cabinets open to allow heat from the house to get in there around your pipes.” There are some important things you can get to help keep your pipes from freezing. “A lot of ...