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Winter freezing conditions seem like that could suck out any potential ROI. In freezing temperatures, you would need to drain the system and/or add a heating el
by fbdab103 3y ago
Winter freezing conditions seem like that could suck out any potential ROI. In freezing temperatures, you would need to drain the system and/or add a heating element to ensure the water does not freeze and burst the outdoor pipes. Warming water in freezing conditions is going to be energy intensive. Maybe you could get away with some anti-freeze additive to lower the threshold point.
- wredue 3y agoJust drain them in the fall. It’s not like you need to wait till the last minute. With irrigation it can be kinda tricky to judge when to blow them out. But with this? Just when you’re averaging temperatures of 10-15, blow the pipes out.
- tjoff 3y agoWhy wouldn't you get a way with anti-freeze?