Spend more time in the sun. If the water pipe is frozen, after the sun comes out, you can see if the water pipe can be dried in the sun, provided that the maximum temperature during the day is above zero. After pouring it several times with warm water, take a pot of hot water and pour it back and forth evenly on the water pipe. If it doesn't melt in the sun, boil it with hot water. But don't use hot water directly at the beginning, otherwise it will easily cause the water pipe to be damaged. After pouring it with warm water several times, take a pot of hot water and pour it back and forth evenly on the water pipe, being careful not to burn yourself. If it's freezing too hard, you can water it a few more times until it dissolves your water line. Blow through the frozen water pipe with a hair dryer to heat it up. You can also use a hair dryer to blow on the frozen water pipe to heat it. When blowing, it should be adjusted to the high gear. You must start with the faucet first. Sometimes the faucet is only frozen. Blow the pipes again. If there is no water, we have to slowly heat the pipes along the faucet until the water pipes are dissolved. After disconnecting the pipe joint, pour warm salt water into the pipe. For relatively thick pipes, the in-pipe heating method can be used, that is, after removing the pipe joint, inject warm salt water from the pipe, and the water pipe will thaw quickly.
