Sentences with phrase «if water pipes»

If a water pipe burst, and it was no one's fault, think about how much it would cost you to stay in a hotel for a week while they fixed it, and then add to that the cost of replacing your waterlogged stuff.

Renters insurance will protect your belongings in the event of fire, theft or storm damage, or if a water pipe breaks and water damages your furniture or other belongings.

Renters insurance will protect your belongings in the event of fire, theft or storm damage, or if a water pipe breaks and water damages your furniture or other belongings.

So if a water pipe burses in your home as a result of the cold weather, your Danbury renters insurance policy will cover it.

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If you have an old pipe leaking water, what do you do?

Cutting or hammering through walls can be dangerous if you don't know what's inside of them — namely gas pipes, live electrical wires, water pipes, you name it.

But if that water is actually coming from a burst pipe in...

Add a teaspoon more of water at a time if the icing is too thick to pipe.

If it's too thick for a piping bag or to squeeze out of a plastic bag with the corner cut off, add a couple of tablespoons of warm water, mixing well between each addition.

jars worth into my washroom's plumbing (if you know what I mean) I can only imagine the solidification that takes place in the cold water and cold pipes of my Minnesota home.

Make your flour paste: Whisk together the paste ingredients in a small bowl until smooth (the mixture should be runny enough to pipe but viscous enough to not run everywhere; add a little extra water if it's too thick).

But if things don't change in Game 3, the Thunder could find themselves in piping hot water.

You'll want to be sure to use something that's safe for your water to come into contact with if you'll be drinking from the damaged pipe.

A note for parents using powdered formula: If you want to be extra cautious and fight bacteria that can be present in formula powder, mix the powder with piping hot water.

Have your water tested for lead if you have lead pipes or brass faucets (which may contain lead) and for copper if you have copper pipes.

If you have lead pipes, use only cold water for cooking and drinking and let it run for a few minutes to flush out the pipes.

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But the mayor cautioned that the only way cities like Syracuse will be able to fix the larger problem of leaking water pipes is if Congress provides financial aid while tackling a root cause of the problem — climate change.

Buffalonians could worry less about sewer pipe overflows if storm water never gets into the sewer system.

If ethanol encounters water in the pipes, it will absorb the water and become unusable.

But these can also be a burden on those who use them, so the hope would be to eventually have water piped much closer to home — if not in the actual premises.

The reservoir — if constructed — would be built outside of the region, where the rock is not porous, and pipe some 60 million gallons of water a day into Broward County.

If Ketterhagen piped every ditch on the ranch he runs, the pipes might not even carry enough water for the owners to be able to take their full allotment out of Ohio Creek.

She says that water companies will only have to act to reduce excessive lead levels in tapwater if it can be shown the lead comes from their pipes.

In the old RBMKs, if one of the pipes carrying cooling water through the core breaks or is blocked, an emergency cooling system can prevent overheating, says Niehaus.

If emergency systems — stairs, water pipes, elevators, phone lines — are clustered in a compact core, as they usually are in tall buildings, damage to the core means damage to all the systems.

«If we use low - impact development approaches to storm - water management instead of just building bigger storm water pipes, we can reduce flooding, have cleaner water, and improve habitat for wildlife.»

If and how water (H2O) breaks when it hits a metal oxide surface, such as a catalyst or a pipe, matters.

When water flows through an aluminum pipe versus boiled in a large aluminum pot, more of it's exposed to the pipe material and if the water's hot, it's going to leach way more aluminum.

Blocked water - pipes can cause overheating; if the service records show these have been replaced speak to the garage that carried out the work to see if the engine had been running hot.

If you want hard work, go dig a ditch for a water pipe on a golf course in a steady rain on a cold day.

What would happen if you tried to mount a TV on the wall, missed the stud, and drove a screw straight through a water pipe?

If situations such as burst pipes or an AC system overflow allow mold to grow, your homeowner's insurance will cover all or some of the mold removal cost because the mold is considered an extension of «water damage.»

It's really about what you're comfortable with and practicing preventative maintenance such as locking windows and doors while you're out and even turning off the water if you're away over the holidays to ensure the pipes don't burst.

If a pipe breaks and dumps water all over your laptop and your new furniture, is your landlord going to pay for those things?

If someone breaks into your apartment and steals your stereo, but then steals the copper pipe out of your walls, is the water damage covered?

But what if fire, theft, even water damage from a broken pipe happens to derail that perfect life?

If a pipe breaks, that water damage could be covered under named perils.

If your neighbor goes away for the weekend in the winter and leaves their windows open or forgets to turn on the heat, the water damage from those frozen pipes to your property would be covered.

If a pipe springs a leak or the hot water heater keeps turning off then these are issues would be covered and repaired for by the builder.

If your pipes freeze in an apartment as a result of your negligence, you'd be responsible to the community for damage to your apartment as well as any other units that suffered damage from the water.

If the main water service pipe breaks two floors below you, you probably have no direct damages from the loss.

If pipes have burst, there may be something the water company could do from outside to shut off the water and mitigate the ongoing damage.

If there's major water damage from a burst pipe, you'll need to stay in a hotel and have other expenses.

However, your policy won't cover you for damage, if you haven't properly maintained your pipes and water heater, according to the Insurance Information Institute.

If your neighbor upstairs has a pipe break, or isn't paying attention when their child overflows the toilet, the water damage to your personal property isn't the landlord's problem.

While water is a covered peril if it comes from a broken pipe or your upstairs neighbor, flood is specifically excluded.

If the «flood» is actually water from a burst pipe, yes, that would generally be a standard covered peril.

If you're home or condo was built after 1997 and before 2007, consider exploring the pipes around your hot water heater (or if you leave in a condo, in the mechanical room where the pipe connects to or exits from the wallsIf you're home or condo was built after 1997 and before 2007, consider exploring the pipes around your hot water heater (or if you leave in a condo, in the mechanical room where the pipe connects to or exits from the wallsif you leave in a condo, in the mechanical room where the pipe connects to or exits from the walls).

Skip this step and you run the risk of a messy and expensive water damage claim — assuming, that is, your insurance provider will cover the damage when (not if) the pipes leak or burst.