Posted by dave2 on February 21, 2012 at 00:28:44 from (79.240.129.203):
These things are made for adding to each drinker. Principal is water expands as it freezes which pushes a spring loaded valve open to relieve pressure and move the water a little. Never used one but I wonder if it'd be the ticket on my frozen line problem. Idea is just put a T in the pipe as clost to where it comes in the utility room and screw this in. I just don't know if I understand the full scoop on how it works and if it would serve my purpose. Any of you folks seen them used?
You put them in place, turn on the water, then use an allenwrench in the end to adjust spring tension to the point not leaking but requiring only slight pressure (expanding water?) to seep/drip to relieve pressure.
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