Posted by kcm.MN on December 07, 2017 at 12:55:31 from (174.219.8.197):
In Reply to: Frozen water lines posted by SVcummins on December 07, 2017 at 11:00:10:
I don't remember how many feet of water line you'll have strung out there, but gene bender has a good point. Any moisture that remains on the hose lining will find its way to a low point and, if enough water builds up at any one point, you will be unable to water again until it thaws.
Maybe you could blow the hose out to start with, then connect the nearest end to a wet/dry vac and let that suck any remaining water for 15 minutes or so? ...Or maybe come back after 15 or 30 minutes and blow it out again, once any remaining water has puddled??
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