As Shelly Slater Reminds Us, You Can Always Use a Sock to Keep Your Pipe Warm

The very helpful humans at WFAA-Channel 8 aired a segment full of protect-yer-pipe cold-weather tips during the 5 p.m. newscast. I missed it then, but caught the 10 p.m. rerun. And now it's after the jump, for those trying to keep these frigid temps from penetrating their entrances...
By Robert WilonskyJanuary 7, 2010
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The very helpful humans at WFAA-Channel 8 aired a segment full of protect-yer-pipe cold-weather tips during the 5 p.m. newscast. I missed it then, but caught the 10 p.m. rerun. And now it’s after the jump, for those trying to keep these frigid temps from penetrating their entrances.

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Robert Wilonsky

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