If your pipes end up freezing in the winter, it can result in a very costly repair. Luckily, there are several products to ...

Underneath is either 1/2" or 1/4" fiberglass insulation. Hook and Loop strips line either side of the T-Wrap™ for effortless fastening and removal. The product can be wrapped around the pipe in a ...

Wrap sandpaper around scraps of foam pipe insulation to sand medium-size coves. For large concave surfaces, use scraps of foam swimming noodles. These are easy to cut with a bread knife.

There are a few steps you can take to protect your home from damaged pipes, according to Milwaukee Water Works: Keep your basement warm: Ensure your basement is properly heated or insulated. Pipes ...

They recommend covering your outside pipes with insulation, which could be as simple as a towel, to help make sure your pipes won’t burst. Foam covers are also a good option to cover outdoor ...

"You can wrap them around water lines that will keep them from getting colder faster.” Bob Weiland, store retail manager for Godwin Hardware and Plumbing, echoes the handiness of pipe insulation ...