by Lynn Evans
My bird bath has frozen ? Any idea what I should do ?
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Janet Pizaro
on Jan 02, 2018
https://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-care-for-a-birdbath-in-winter/ -
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Nancy Turner
on Jan 02, 2018
If it wouldn't be damaged, you could try to tip it out of the bowl. You could also fill it further with cool water, not hot, and it should loosen it from the bottom and thaw the ice. If you put hot, it could crack the bowl. -
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Linda Sikut
on Jan 02, 2018
Here's some ideas from The Spruce. Wishing you the best!https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-thaw-a-frozen-bird-bath-398331 -
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And21349368
on Jan 02, 2018
wait for spring -
![V Smith]()
V Smith
on Jan 02, 2018
They sell a "heater" to keep the water from freezing, some will thaw frozen water. The run $22 to $52. -
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Johnavallance82
on Jan 02, 2018
Add a little warm water and a ball -
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Tinyshoes
on Jan 02, 2018
After it thaws you need to turn it upside down so water won't collect and freeze -
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Lynn Evans
on Jan 03, 2018
Thanks, but it's to heavy. Going to try the warmwater. This -
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Jemnrm
on Jan 03, 2018
get a birdbath heater. The birds love it.
Janet Pizaro
on Jan 02, 2018
Nancy Turner
on Jan 02, 2018
Linda Sikut
on Jan 02, 2018
And21349368
on Jan 02, 2018
V Smith
on Jan 02, 2018
Johnavallance82
on Jan 02, 2018
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