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great list

Open all internal doors and cupboards to allow the air to circulate.

above this i will not do as the cupboard doors can warp,if not in above list remove shower head as these are expensive.a blob of grease on each key lock entrance will keep out the water.not a cheap item is the al-ko hitch head,cover with a waterproof sheet and tie on with the two plugs inside.block off drain pipes to keep out bugs and spiders.(i use two caps from the top of a WD40 tin).

We used to cover the shower head with a towel to keep it warm but now we always bring it indoors over winter. In view of the last couple of bad winters I even put insulation around the internal tank ...just in case!!!

Phil

Quote: Originally posted by cwdc56768 on 28/9/2012

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We used to cover the shower head with a towel to keep it warm but now we always bring it indoors over winter. In view of the last couple of bad winters I even put insulation around the internal tank ...just in case!!!

Phil

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hi phil,just remembered last year as well as opening the taps to the central position i covered them up with old walking socks.if the is any water lodged inside it will not freeze.