A $5 Cover Or A $30,000 Cleanup. Your Call.
One split spigot can send water pouring inside your walls — and State Farm's average frozen-pipe claim runs over $30,000. The worst part? Most people don't find the leak until spring, after months of water soaking into drywall and framing. FrostLock is the 10-second habit that keeps a cold night from becoming a five-figure disaster. Unhook the hose, slide it on, cinch the strap. That's the whole insurance policy.
The Foam Cover In Your Garage Has A Gap.
Hard foam domes can't sit flat against brick, lap siding, or stucco — they hit a high spot and leave a gap that lets wind strip the warm air right out. Then the brittle plastic cord snaps in the cold and the whole thing blows off in the next storm. FrostLock is a soft, insulated sock that hugs the wall where a rigid dome can't and locks down with a real strap. It closes the gaps foam leaves, folds flat to store, and comes back out every winter for years.
See It Hold Through A Freeze. Real Walls, Real Cold.
No stock footage. Watch the strap hold in 30 mph wind, the cover shrug off an ice storm, and a frosty morning where the faucet underneath still runs clear.
BORSYN FrostLock Vs. A Foam Dome Cover
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| Hugs Uneven Walls (Brick, Siding, Stucco) | ||
| Strap-Lock Closure Won't Blow Off | ||
| Waterproof — Won't Get Soggy & Ice Over | ||
| Won't Crack Or Snap In The Cold | ||
| Folds Flat & Reuses For Years |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the Borsyn FrostLock faucet cover.