Re: water line froze

Posted by toadady on January 23, 2011 at 09:48:33 from (75.121.35.203):

In Reply to: water line froze posted by Bryan iniowa on January 23, 2011 at 06:36:48:

southern Missouri here, lines are mostly 18", the first night we had single digit temps i went out at 9pm to fill the furnace and saw the lamp was on in the well house, (small hole in wall with a glass rod in it) but at 4am the next moring i got up to use the potty and NO water, i paid close attention to it , it didn't "glug" so i hoped it was just frozen and not busted, i went out to the well house and sho' nuf, the light picked that one night to quit,

a hair dryer and several choice words later we had water,

but last year when we had just taken possession of this house i didn't know the previous owner in his weeded out state had ripped all the insulation from the well house, i discovered that at the same time i discovered the new pond the busted line had left

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