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Home » DIY FAQs » Lawn & Garden » Watering » Do I need to turn the water off to my outdoor spigots during the winter?

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It’s a good idea to keep them from freezing, especially if you don’t have a frost-free sillcock supplying water to your outdoor spigots.
 

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