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agree. Also, you need to heat your house here in Michigan if you don't want your water pipes to freeze... or your kid's pet cockatiel to die or suffer.

• 33W 12y ago
  I can't speak to cockatiels, but the house should be okay ar 40-45degrees, where people would be uncomfortable.
  • emcrazyone 12y ago
    I have a bathroom where the water pipes pass through an outside wall. On nights where the temperature goes below 0 degrees F, I open the cabinet door under the sink so heat can get in there. My thermostat is programmed to drop to 60 degrees F at night but because the thermostat is across the house, our downstairs bathroom gets very cold. It's on a slab too. Pipes always freeze if we forget to prop the door open and the temps get down below or in the single digits. I had been thinking of getting one of those wires you put on the pipe to keep it from freezing but it's behind a wall and very hard to get too...
    • IgorPartola 12y ago
      You might be able to use a water circulator to keep hot water in the pipes.