It's been a cold, cold winter for much of the U.S. with millions of Americans getting snowed under — literally — and having to deal with shoveling, ice, power outages, and freezing pipes.
We've put together a series of guides on how best to prepare yourself for winter storms and freezing weather, how to ride through it, and how to clean up after.
Before the storm: Essential prep tips
Are you prepared with these 5 essential items?
A great tip in case you're worried you'll lose power
A small trickle can prevent a big disaster.
Before spending big bucks on a snowblower, read this first.
During the storm: How to ride it out in comfort
Everything you need to stay warm for less
This one tip could help if your pipes freeze.
Sleep in comfort, even on the coldest days.
No power? No problem. Here's how to stay warm.
How to prevent, spot, and fix frozen pipes
What to know before it gets too cold.
A surefire trick to keep the water flowing
If you spot any of these signs, you might be in trouble.
How to safely get your water flowing again.
After the storm: How to get rid of snow
Make sure you're starting your snowblower correctly.
Who needs a snowblower?
When should you shovel, and when should you use your snowblower?
This makes shoveling so much easier.
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