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turning off water?
Every time we leave the house for a few weeks, I have visions of coming back
to a house that has been flooded from either a burst water heater or two (in the attic) or burst pipes from a freeze. As a precaution,I have considered turning off the water at the outside shut-off and draining the pipes inside by opening the faucets. What disasters lurk in this procedure? Can I just return home, turn on the water and sputter the air out of the pipes, or is there some fundamental embuggerance that I am overlooking? Will this require re-lighting the gas in the water heater? |
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