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I have just finished expanding my pond, correcting a mistake I made.
Anyway, now the in-pond pump is at the newly deepened end, and I have a 1/2" i.d. non-kinking hose coming up from the pump, skirting the edge of the pond (hidden under rocks), and leading to the waterfall at the other end. My question is, will this freeze during the winter? The waterfall? You betcha. -- Crashj No, not the waterfall. It's never frozen enough to clog itself up the past 4 winters. But I'm thinking of moving water in a 1/2" tube, now instead of intersecting with the "frost line" in the water as it has in the past, will be running along the "frost line" for 12' before raising up to the waterfall. The waterfall moves enough to keep itself unfrozen, but will this much hose stay unfrozen when laid flat along the frozen ice? |
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