Freezing Water on Cold Days

[Chiknoodle]

Need help with freezing water? Well I know what to do! First buy extra waters. Then when you wake up to go water your chickens, there is extra water they can have while you fix the ice. Pour hot water on the ice. Let it sit for a while. Go back and check on it. When the ice is gone, you can give the water back to the chickens and take the extras out. If it is thin ice, then you can get it out with a stick and not worry about hot water. That should help!

 

[KingD]

Was there a question you wanted answering?

 

[Kirkwooder]

I find that freezing water doesn't make it keep any longer. It does make for a fine glass of tea, when added in the proper proportions though.

 

[Chiknoodle]

I am sorry. I meant to delete this thread! I don’t know how though. Do you know?

 

[CluckerFamily]

I am sorry. I meant to delete this thread! I don’t know how though. Do you know?

I don’t think you can.

 

[CluckerFamily]

I find that freezing water doesn't make it keep any longer. It does make for a fine glass of tea, when added in the proper proportions though.

Or any beverage with the correct proportions.

 

[aart]

I am sorry. I meant to delete this thread! I don’t know how though. Do you know?

@Chiknoodle Click the 'report' icon on lower left of first post and ask to have it deleted.

 

[Chiknoodle]

Oh I fixed it now. Thanks though!

 

[PurpleCArTires]

Just a tip, i bought some rubber black feed bowls. I fill then up with fresh water in the morning. Overnight they freeze, but i can flip them over, stomp on the bottom and the ice block pops right out. Then i can fill it again.
It saves me a ton of time "thawing" their regular waterers each morning.