Frozen Underground Drain Pipe

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Feb 11, 2007, 12:41 PM

Frozen Underground Drain Pipe

How can I defrost a frozen drain under my driveway? I know for sure its frozen, it freezes every year when the temp if below zero. It's a 4" pvc pipe I put in for the furnace condensate and floor drain unto the creek

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