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Surviving the winter months in a tiny house These days it seems like Fall and Winter just run into each other. We haven’t had much of the cooler temperatures to enjoy as much as it seems we should or used to. Fall almost seems like a half of a season anymore. We are experiencing temps dipping into the teens already here in south central PA, so we have begun our winterizing process ahead of time. Winterizing probably looks much different to many people depending on your location, I assume some are looking at arctic freezes for our friends in the far north, who need much more to beat the freeze, and maybe it's just a sweatshirt to keep warm to the lucky ones living in the far south. But here among the valleys, rolling hills and small mountains surrounding us, we will experience issues like frozen pipes if we don’t address it correctly and timely. Again, what you have to do will depend on where you live, but there are a few things we can do to ...