Questions and Answers for Everbilt Standard Outdoor Faucet Cover

A:  Depends on the store usually an end cap or in the plumbing isle

A:  For best results

A:  It conforms to siding unevenness. The black foam shapes to the wall. Your difference in surfaces shouldn’t be over 1/2 inch or so. Hint: Don’t over tighten the cover. Snug it up and stop.

A:  I don't leave my faucet dripping, but I'm in southern Nevada...not too many nights of cold weather. The seal sits tightly against the siding once the black "string" is tightened; the string is attached to a loop that is placed around the faucet. I've used the same one going on three years with no problems. Not sure it would seal tight enough over bricks with mortar joints or other uneven surfaces (I have stucco). 

A:  We have not dripped the faucets since we installed these covers. We have experienced no problems so far.

A:  May depends on many factors

A:  Check with your local store. More should be on the way.

A:  Connects to the spigot, easy to use and takes under 1 minute to install. Affordable and works as it should.

A:  To the faucet.

A:  It connects to the faucet. It is very easy to put on and take off. Great way to keep water from freezing.

A:  Hi, This is a hose bib cover to protect a spicket from winter weather. It is easy to install and did the job. They come in a set of 4. I had one come in damaged but at the cost, I just threw it out. Hope this helps.

A:  there's a ring on the strap which you pull to tighten this cover around the faucet.

A:  Just over 4"

A:  It deeps about 4.85 inches.

A:  I’m not sure what Faucet you are referring to? This is made for hose bibs outside your house to cover during hard freezes to prevent copper lines from breaking.

A:  It’s made for standard size faucets with a depth of four inches tops. The seal would be poor for anything longer