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Result is broken pipes, so symptoms are:

1) no Water at faucet

2) leaking water elsewhere.

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Q: What are symptoms of water pipes freezing?
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Why do water pipes often burst in freezing water?

Water EXPANDS as it freezes, hello.


Have heat tape on pipes but no hot water why?

Heat tape is just for keeping the pipes from freezing, it does not heat the water. That's what the hot water heater is for.


What is the best way to keep my pipes from freezing?

There is no single best way to keep pipes from freezing. Insulating (wrapping) pipes is a common method. Leaving the cold water faucet open just enough for a slow drip is another method to prevent freezing.


Do 10 mm diameter water pipes burst after freezing in winter?

Yes, they can


Why the pipes broke during the freezing cold weather?

water expands when frozen.


Why is it important to protect home water pipes from freezing?

Because if they freeze they may burst, then you will have a mess and no water.


How can one prevent frozen pipes?

One can prevent pipes from freezing during cold temperatures by ensuring water runs through them. A good idea to do this is to let the tap drip. Draining the water system when going on vacation during cold spells can help pipes from freezing as well.


Can low pressure on the hot water side be a cause of frozen pipes?

Pressure has nothing to do with pipes freezing. It is just exposure to cold.


Water pipes some times burst during severe wintres in cold countries?

water expands on freezing


Hot tub had water and ice in it is it ruined?

If the pipes weren't cracked from the water freezing and expanding then you could be ok.


How do you stop pipes from freezing with no heat?

Fill with anti freeze solution or keep the water running.


What temperature does indoor plumbing freeze?

Assuming you don't mean water heating systems, and just mean normal fresh (drinking) water systems, then they freeze at 0 degrees Centigrade like all water. But in the case of for example a home, the plumbing protected from freezing in a few different ways. Firstly most homes that are lived in have some form of heating, so this keeps the ambient temperature of the water in the pipes above freezing. Pipes that are in places more likely to be exposed to freezing, such as lofts, and roof cavities will be insulated with pipe lagging to protect them from freezing. Plus remember those pipes in roof cavities will benefit from heat rising from the home/building, helping to keep those pipes above freezing. If the subject of your question is in relation to 'burst' pipes caused by frozen water in the pipes expanding and literally tearing the pipes apart, then this will start to happen at about 20 Degrees Fahrenheit or -6 degrees Centigrade. Remember that a little freezing is not a major problem, as plumbers sometimes use special freezing kits, that will freeze a short section of pipe to block it off temporarily, while they work on the pipes.