Health Issues to deal with

Dory1961
on 2/4/07 1:52 pm - Byesville, OH
I live in a mobile home and l left my water running last night to keep my pipes from freezing. Well they did anyhow.. I cant ge****er out of any of my sinks, bathtubs, toilets, washer. I have tried heating the house to 97 degrees and it is still frozen. Any suggestions on what I should do????? HELP Laura -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Finding fabulous fares is fun. Let Yahoo! FareChase search your favorite travel sites to find flight and hotel bargains
lindaway
on 2/4/07 10:52 pm - Mentor, OH
You can try using a blow dryer. Hopefully, none of your pipes broke. Be sure to listen for running water, when there shouldn't be any. After this is over, you might consider adding covers to your exposed pipes. They sell foam covers that you cut to fit the size of your pipes. They already have a slit so you slide the cover onto the pipe. They also have electric pipe heaters, but you have to be careful with those and read the instructions, or else you can end up with a fire. Lastly, if you do have a pipe break, it should be covered under your mobile home insurance. Good luck. Linda
walrus
on 2/5/07 12:17 pm - Westerville, OH
electric tape.....take it from an ole' fire sprinkler fitter....
cmw45750
on 2/5/07 11:23 pm - Williamstown, WV
Your pipes are frozen underneath the trailer. Turning your heater up won't solve the problem too easily. If it were me, I'd call the local equipment rental shop and see if they have any portable heaters available. These are either propane or Kerosene fired heaters with built in blowers. They move a lot of hot air. Point that thing underneath the trailer and warm the pipes up. If you are lucky, nothing is broken. Chances are better than not that something is going to be busted though. Sorry. At some point in the future, you should look into having the pipes "heat traced" That what was mentioned prior to me. They put a strip of heating element on the pipe and wrap it with a layer of insulation. When the temp gets low, the heater kicks in and keeps the pipes clear. Good Luck! chris
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