That is chilly.
:laughing: You got that right, any joke can be switched around! I got lucky, I left the sink water on last night, DUH last year I changed the plumbing so the sink could drain into the yard. Yeah you guessed it, not enough flow to keep the 2" hose from freezing and the sink backed up, was just at the "overflow" stage when I woke up to make coffee!! WHEEEW So maybe I DO have some Oklahoman blood after all:confused3:?
Havin' Cheerios and cubed mango for breakfast. YUM!!!
school don't start til 10 so we out playingJiust dropped to 9 F here as the sun came over the horizon. Brrr! Got a fire going in the fireplace about 4' from my comfy chair.
BR, you got that right, 10 more minutes and I would have had a "Jim" moment!!:laughing: (Hope that doesn't give him "flashbacks")
That's what happened in my basement, but I had the exact thing happen to me in my cabin at the kitchen sink because of a frozen 2" drain pipe. In my case, it overflowed and ran out the door, one drip at a time. It was only about 1/2" deep at the deepest spot. When I first installed the sink base unit, it was particle board, so I painted all the exposed bare edges with two good soaking coats of paint and then put small casters under the cabinet to raise it up off the floor. That bit of wisdom saved the cabinet from becoming water soaked and swellin' up like a toad. All I had to do was thaw the drain pipe and mop up the mess.